Studies show that infants and toddlers, though unable to verbally express their wants and needs yet, can communicate through the use of sign language with much success.

Imagine wanting water and not being able to tell someone, or needing help putting on your shoes, but nobody can understand you. Sometimes crying is not enough. With sign language, not only is the distress on the caregiver and child alleviated, but the child is learning a second language that he or she can use the rest of their life.