Do baby signs counts as words? Yes!  We all hate seeing our kids unhappy—but when the baby is too young to speak, it can be hard to know exactly what your little one wants.

Research indicates teaching sign language to babies helps them to self-regulate and express them to distress and express their feelings. Moreover, research indicates early baby sign language can give the child the ability to yield a higher IQ. A good time to start is when the baby is between 4 and 6 months old.

Join us on May 5, 1pm EDT  or May 19, 1PM EDT

What Parents Will Learn:

- How to understand their children physical and emotional cues

- It will reduce your child's tantrums and crying

- Reduce parental anxiety

- Have more fun connecting with your child

- Reduces day to day parental challenges from infancy to toddlerhood

About Your Instructor

Jeannette Zaitchik is a graduate of Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology and has over 15 years of experience working with children of various ages. She has organized and instructed both independent and adult participated programs at public community centers and private organizations. Among them are various summer day camps and extra-curricular programming at many elementary schools. Jeannette is also a certified leisure buddy for children with special needs appropriate for a community center setting.

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If you have any questions, please contact us at inventivekidz@gmail.com.