Baby Einstein - My First Signs [DVD]

The entire video is 20minutes long

I can communicate with my 15 month old and actually understand her now. No more guessing, this video works. I just love it!!! I recommend it to anyone who has a toddler, its amazing how quick our children can learn.

I checked out Signing Time DVDs from the local library for my daughter. She LOVES them. I thought she would like this too. She does, but not me. I agree with another reviewer about the filler--too much time showing the pictures but not enough for the signs. The music and scenes make it somewhat entertaining for little kids, like other Baby Einstein DVDs, but not very educational. So if you shopping for DVDs teaching sign language, there are better options.

My daughter LOVES this DVD and beyond its entertainmkent value she has learned a great deal from it. I started teaching my daughter sign language at a year old and she knew a very limited number of signs. Once we got the DVD shes taken off! Now she communicates daily with signs and it has made life easier for all of us! Whenever she wants to watch it she points at the TV and then does the sign for baby. This DVD is a hit!

My kids ages 2 &1 both picked up at least one sign the very firs time watching! I think its very good starter sign movie for their age group!

This was hardly in “good” condition. It was literally a dogs chew toy before it came it me.

Our son loves these movies. Used since he was a few months old. He is going on 2 and they still will keep his attention. Very educational and fun.

This is a cute presentation of a few of the first baby signs that are both easy and useful for any family. I wish there were more Sign Language DVDs in the Einstein series because this sort of leaves you hanging. The search for DVDs between this age and schoolage where ettiquette, sentence structure, classifiers, etc. start to be discussed is void. It would be nice if signing could be taken for granted and included in childrens programing as a matter of course. Our granddaughter does now look for hands to mean something and Signing seems to be a stronger language for her than verbal instruction. She usually smiles when she signs to us because for her it seems to be both a game and powerful. Adults get it when she signs. This DVD did make a huge difference getting her started. We have a deaf daughter (25) so it is important in our family to have these materials around for everybody. This DVD was a positive fun start that made an immense change immediately for her at only 10-12 months.

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