Check out this clip to learn some fun Easter words with Rachel.
Then, find out why we think Signing Time is the best sign language video for children and babies.
Available: Direct from Signing Time: $19.99; From Amazon.com: $19.99

My review of videos for teaching baby to sign got a bit lengthy, but I wanted to share with you this awesome clip from the company that produces my top pick: Baby Signing Time. Even though Easter has passed, I thought you might enjoy seeing this:

You can see how cheerful and clear Rachel Coleman is in this clip. In Baby Signing Time, the majority of the video is adults, children, and babies interacting. There are also cartoon shorts sprinkled throughout. In thematic sections, signs are introduced, demonstrated, illustrated, repeated, and …

Baby Diva looks quizzically at me, “Babagagadadamama…da.” Yes, well, fascinating. Perhaps you want a hug? or this toy?More emphatically, “BABAGAGAdadamama….da.” You make a good point kiddo, unfortunately I do not know what it is. Are you wet? You just ate, so you aren’t hungry.Now she is starting to get frustrated: “BABAGAGA WAHHH WAHHH.” What does she want? Wouldn’t it be great if she could just tell me?

This exactly the sort of scenario that creates the market for baby signing DVDs. These companies want parents to know that baby can communicate …