My husband is too cute. He is in the process of getting his MBA and the term started again last month. He told me he had a dream a few nights ago that he was in a really advanced math class. The teacher kept giving these really difficult math equations for the students to solve. He said there was one girl in his dream who was really fast at figuring them out. She was the best in the class. When she was asked about how she learned to solve the problems so fast, she said it all started when she was a baby and her parents taught her baby signs. HAHAHA! That' is too cute. My husband's subconscious strongly believes in baby signs. I'm so glad to have his support.
Leia Mais…
Showing posts with label Baby Signs Story. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Signs Story. Show all posts
Monday, April 4, 2011
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Sign of the Week--MOMMY (and a baby sign story)
"Joshua, my third baby boy and third signer gave me such a special Mother's Day gift last year. A little over a year old and he was signing up a storm. He would use the sign for "Daddy" for any close family member, Mommy included. No matter how hard I tried he refused to sign "Mommy." He would just look at me and grin with that "I know what you want, but unless you agree to give me an unlimited supply of cookies you're not getting it" look.
Then on Mother's Day I tried again. I asked Joshua, "Can you sign 'Mommy'?" He looked at me and signed "Love Mommy." That child was instantly forgiven for all the sleepless nights and earned major brownie points for the future. He had the biggest smile full of pride on his face like he had been saving it up for just this day, this moment. He signed it over and over and used the sign for "Mommy" every day after that.
That Mother's Day will forever be one of my favorites. For my baby to be able to communicate so young and tell me he loves me; To see the pride and joy on his face because he made Mommy so happy is a gift I will cherish always." -Elizabeth Sprague
That Mother's Day will forever be one of my favorites. For my baby to be able to communicate so young and tell me he loves me; To see the pride and joy on his face because he made Mommy so happy is a gift I will cherish always." -Elizabeth Sprague
Leia Mais…
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