Explore the immersive world of communication with the **Going Out (Sign About)** board book, published by Child's Play (International) Ltd in 2005. This innovative sign language guide is perfect for parents and caregivers looking to enrich their child's communication skills from an early age. With engaging illustrations by Anthony Lewis, this board book introduces essential **sign language** for everyday activities—ranging from morning routines to fun outings at the park. Empower your child to express their thoughts, feelings, and needs before they learn to speak using these simple and effective **signing techniques**. Ideal for infants as young as eight months, this book encourages a natural incorporation of sign language into daily life, making it an invaluable addition to your child’s learning journey. Not only does the **Going Out (Sign About)** introduce basic signs, but it also helps broaden a child's signing vocabulary, fostering a strong foundation for future language development. With this signing guide, your little one will gain a sense of confidence in their ability to communicate, creating better connections with parents and caregivers. Help nurture your child's growth with this delightful board book that transforms the way they express themselves. **Order now** and start making signing a joyful part of your family's daily communication!CONDITION: BRAND NEWTitle: Going Out (Sign About)Publisher: Child's Play (International) LtdPublication Date: 2005Binding: Board bookIllustrator: Lewis, AnthonyDetails:These signing guides introduce signs for a variety of everyday activities, from getting up in the morning to going to the park. Make signing a natural part of your everyday communication.Details:Children are able to communicate by signing before they develop the skills necessary for speech. By teaching simple sign language to children from as young as eight months, we can help them to convey their emotions and their needs. Broaden signing vocabulary with these books full of everyday signs enabling your babies to communicate their thoughts and experiences to parents and carers.
