© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 1 The Baby Signs ® Program Supporting Military Families.

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© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 1 The Baby Signs ® Program Supporting Military Families

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 2 In Your Packet Baby Signs ® Sticker Scientific Research Overview Proven Benefits Center Resources

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 3 The Baby Signs ® Program Supporting Military Families

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 4 All too often babies are at a “loss for words” to tell us what’s wrong… The Problem... and…

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc all too often babies are at a “loss for words” to tell us what’s on their minds.

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 6 The Solution... Using simple, easy-to-learn signs, hearing babies and toddlers can communicate what they see, what they need, and even how they feel before they can talk. HatMoon

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 7 “ Bye-bye,” “yes,” and “no” are signs every baby learns. As easy as teaching a baby to wave bye-bye! Teaching Babies to Sign Is Natural

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 8 The Research 1982 – Present Over 25 years studying signing in hearing babies Dr. Susan Goodwyn & Dr. Linda Acredolo

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 9 Spontaneous Signing Is Common : Observational Studies Panting for “Dog” Blowing for “Hot”

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 10 Is Signing Good for Babies? Two Decades of Research at the University of California Prove the Answer Is YES! National Institutes of Health (NIH) Study Babies Encouraged to Sign Babies NOT Encouraged to Sign Compared on Wide Variety of Measures over 2 years (11 – 36 mos.)

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 11 Language Assessment Results Signing Grp’s average tops Control Grp’s 15 mos Vocab. (p=.077) ECA 19 mos 19 mos Vocab. 24 mos Vocab. (p=.074) 30 mos Vocab. (p=.038) ECA 15 mos (p=.035) RCA 15 mos (p=.07) RCA 19 mos (p=.012) EOW 24 mos (p=.067) ROW 24 mos (p=.038) MLU 24 mos (p=.04) Upper Bnd 24 mos (p=.05) Phonemic Disc. (p=.055) EOW 30 mos ROW 30 mos EOW 36 mos (p=.065) ROW 36 mos Signing Grp’s average equals Control Grp’s Signing Grp’s average is lower than Control Grp’s

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 12 Children in the Baby Signs ® Program had larger vocabularies at 24 months of age than children who were not. Signers The Baby Signs ® Program Advantage “Larger Vocabularies” Non- Signers

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 13 Children in the Baby Signs ® Program had significantly longer sentences at 24 months of age than children who were not. The Baby Signs ® Program Advantage “Longer Sentences” Non- Signers

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 14 Children in the Baby Signs ® Program had significantly higher IQ scores at age 8 than children who had not. The Long-Term I.Q. Advantage Non- Signers Nat’l Average

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 15 Why These Positive Effects? 1.Signing excites children about communicating. 2.Signing elicits lots of words from adults. 3. Signing stimulates brain development.

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 16 Reduces frustration for babies and caregivers Allows babies to share their worlds Increases respect for babies Strengthens the caregiver-child relationship Boosts self-esteem and self-confidence Social and Emotional Benefits! Being able to sign…

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 17 Special Issues for Military Families Deployment and separation Increased stress levels Injured family members Changing environments Reunification Strong emotions

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 18 The Baby Signs ® Program Can Help Deployment and Separation Increases Communication Decreases Stress and Frustration Fosters Empathy Supports Consistency in Routines Promotes Bonding Provides a Way to Express Feelings

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 19 The Baby Signs ® Program Can Help Increased stress levels Decreases Stress and Frustration Provides a Way to Express Feelings Promotes Bonding

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 20 Dealing with injured family members Fosters Empathy Increases Communication Promotes Bonding Provides a Way to Express Feelings The Baby Signs ® Program Can Help

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 21 The Baby Signs ® Program Can Help Changing Environments Supports Consistency in Routines Promotes Bonding Provides a Way to Express Feelings Decreases Stress and Frustration

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 22 Reunification Promotes Bonding Increases Communication Provides a Way to Express Feelings Supports Consistency in Routines Decreases Stress and Frustration The Baby Signs ® Program Can Help

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 23 The Baby Signs ® Program Can Help Strong Emotions Provides a Way to Express Feelings Fosters Empathy Decreases Stress and Frustration

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 24 How Child Care Providers can Support Parents Provide Resources to help families Online signing dictionary Parent newsletters and social networking Free downloadable resources Baby Signs Program Introduction Video Resources available on many military bases Lending Libraries

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© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 26 Video Dictionary Introductory Video Social Networking Parent Newsletter

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 27 Show Signing Babies Signing Babies video clip Potty Training Introduction video Share Success Stories Classroom experiences Bulletin boards Online photo galleries Take home books Parent Yahoo group How Child Care Providers can Support Parents (cont’d)

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 28 Babies Signing Using Signs in Potty Training click

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 29 Start with a Few Signs Needs Feelings Family members Words of interest How Child Care Providers can Support Parents (cont’d)

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 30 Video Dictionary DVD

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 31 Share the Ease and Simplicity of learning and using signs Music Books Routines How Child Care Providers can Support Parents (cont’d)

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 32 Sing and Sign!

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 33 Finding other signing families and opportunities Baby Signs ® Parent Workshops Sign, Say & Play Classes (6-weeks) Free Play Groups (monthly) Independent Certified Instructors Military spouses, community members Certified Training Centers New Parent Support, hospitals, children’s gyms, Speech Language Centers On-line classes - Knoodle.com How Child Care Providers can Support Parents (cont’d)

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 34 Join us at NAEYC Featured Presentation Wednesday, November 18 at 1—4 pm Washington Convention Center Ballroom A/B Exhibit Booth 221 See our new classroom seating rug and take advantage of special conference discounts!

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 35 Baby Signs, Inc. wants to thank you for helping the children of military families.

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 36

© 2007 Baby Signs, Inc. 37 Questions and Answers Bonita Broughton ECE Program Specialist