TinyTalk Hitchin & Letchworth

older, but after a few weeks, I started to notice her reaction whenever I used a sign she liked. When she was a little fussy, I used the sign for ‘milk,’ and her face lit up – that was exactly what she wanted!

Now that she’s a bit older, more signs are starting to come through. Her favourite sign at the moment is ‘cat.’ Jack is taking his role as big brother very seriously, making sure he learns the signs that are important to her too. Our family uses lots of signs around mealtimes; no need to get hangry here!

I’ve always been fascinated by babies experiencing the world for the very first time. Communication is so important to their development, and it’s a privilege to watch. All those little movements, the way they look at you, and their babbling – it’s all signs that they want to talk to you!

By using signs, you can understand what your child wants, feels, or needs before they’ve learnt how to speak. It’s a window into their mind, and I’m so excited to help you share it with your baby.

I look forward to seeing you in class!