Play Time (Board Book, Sign Language)

Great book for my non verbal toddler. He learns sign so quickly and this is a great help seeing that he loves books.

This book is awesome! My two year old is hearing impaired and I ordered most of the books in this series. I am impressed with the the way the author and illustrators have put this book together. It is the easiest book I have found to teach not only myself and my daughter sign, but also for my other school aged children to learn as well. I highly reccommend this book for anyone who wishes to learn sign.

This is a really bright and colorful board book, my baby enjoys looking at it & I enjoy the educational aspect of it. Cute and diverse babies in the illustrations and easy to understand.

I am absolutely in love with these books (I also got Meal Time and Going Out). They are board books--what a genius idea!! The illustrations are great and I've learned more signs from these than many I've already purchased! Thank you! I also got the My First Animals and it's my favorite! My daughter is 14 months and she loves the pictures and I sign to her with each, she's picking it up very quickly!

These are great!! I bought them thinking there would only be one or two signs per page but there are tons, at least 4 per page. The back has a kind of index with hand shapes to help aid in learning the sign. The pictures are cute with lots of diversity, which I love!!

My husband is deaf so we like having some signing books around for our signing kids. I don't know where some of these signs came from though, some of them I have never seen signed the way they are illustrated in this book and we are all fluent in ASL and have been around people with many dialects. Maybe there is a baby sign language that isn't ASL we are unaware of or some of the illustrations are just bad. It makes it kind of hard to read.

This is perfect book for baby kids or kids to learn sign and communicate

Teaching baby sign language. She’s already learned several words and can communicate even though she can’t speak yet. She’s only 9 months but have a 9 word vocabulary like eat, milk, kisses, book, more, all gone, no-no, night-night (those are one word to her). And outside. This has been very helpful. Although daycare doesn’t keep up with her skills. They’re behind in her education so I go once a week to teach her.

I thought this would be for babies like a hard thick page book. It's not what I thought it would be like. Although there is a baby on the front it geared for age 3 or 4 and its just paper