Baby Signing Time Volume 2: Here I Go DVD
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Hakkattack
Greater than one weekOur son loves these videos. I think Volume one is still his favorite, but he is totally intrigued by this one as well. His favorite part is about the cars, planes, and trains. Hes all boy. We watch some of them every day. I admit, I forget to do the signs a lot but from watching the first volume over and over and over again.....hes picked it all up on his very own. Its pretty impressive. The songs are great and the animation is wonderful again.
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Jusgimpin
> 3 dayGreat
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Ward Lehner
Greater than one weekMy children have some speech delay and this video series has helped so much! Would recommend to anyone!
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Lacey Barnes
> 3 dayMy 1 year-old loves this! The songs arent quite as catchy as in Vol. 1, but still very good. The signs that are taught are very timely for my dauthers age: please, thank you, bath, sleep, brush teeth, ball, etc.
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Marilyn M. Foerster
> 3 dayVol 2 is better than Vol 1. Regular signing time is better, but at least in the baby version, parents can recognize the baby step attempts their little ones are trying to sign back.
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Vivica LaMoreau
> 3 dayThis video is more advanced. It will be great for my son when he is a little older. I think its more for 2 to 3 year olds.
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Paradise
> 3 dayIm amazed on how quickly my twins are learning signs! I wish she made a Spanish version!
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M. Russell
> 3 daygood as well
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GrammieJO
> 3 dayBoth my one year old and seven month old granddaughters love the Baby Signing Time videos. The oldest has been able to communicate with us using some of the basic signs like eat and more for at least four months now. While the youngest is just getting the notion of what the signs mean. The girls are totally fixated with the songs,kids and animation. Its so exciting teaching the girls and watching them learn to communicate at such a early age. Excellent job Rachael!!
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etothev
> 3 dayMy toddler loves Baby Signing Time. It is fun and educational. The important thing to remember is this DVD by itself will not teach your baby very much. It provides a platform to introduce the signs, but ultimately you will have to regularly practice the signs together. Weve found that signing along with speaking the words frequently and in context is a great method.
