Inspirational baby sign language stories

Sign Language Stories to Inspire You and Warm Your Heart!

Don't you just love a good story?! I know I do...even more so when the stories are all about cute signing babies. So this is the place on our site that is dedicated to you and all the wonderful babies, toddlers and young children who continue to amaze and delight us with their signing abilities.

Here is where you can submit your stories, tips, and advice about using sign language with your child - hearing or not - as well as read and/or comment on those submitted by others. Please don't be shy! Your story may actually help inspire other moms, dads, grandparents or caregivers to start signing with the baby, toddler or young child in their lives! Not to mention, you get all the bragging rights that go along with having a cute story about YOUR baby published on the Web! You can even include a picture of your little one to go along with your story! So go ahead, click this link to jump to the form and start typing your baby sign language story!

Scroll down the page to see the list of submissions from our guest writers. Click the link to read the full text.

We Want To Hear From You...

Share your baby signing story with the BSLA community...we look forward to reading your stories here! Click here to submit your story.

Our site is still new so we are just beginning to add stories here. We've included a story of our own to start things off.

The Spirited Child and the Gift of Baby Sign Language

My husband and I were ecstatic when we learned we were expecting our first child together. He had a daughter from a previous marriage and I had a son from mine, so we looked at the birth of this child as a unifying factor that would bond our children together. The whole family was excited as we joyfully awaited the arrival of our daughter. Read more...

Everyone Loves A Great Baby Signing Story...Why Not Share Yours?

Are you signing with your baby and have an awesome baby sign language story you would like to share? Are you just bursting at the seams to tell someone all about your amazing experiences with signing with the little one(s) in your life? Have some tips or advice that could be helpful to others just starting the baby signing journey? Please share it here...you never know who you might inspire!

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Shared Stories and Articles from Our Visitors

Click below to read articles and stories from visitors like you who are signing with their baby...

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I have two daughters. A is 3 years old and D is 21 months old. I have been amazed by D's ability to share her thoughts and feelings through American Sign ...

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Here is a funny baby sign language story that happened to me a few years ago. I was reminded of it today when I was viewing a video of a little one who ...

Bocca!Bocca! Not rated yet
I have started signing with my child since she was 6 mo old. She is now two and knows a lot of signs. When she was down at my parents house for her birthday ...

Say More Cheese Please Not rated yet
One of the tricks that I have learned about trying to capture a signing child on camera is to have them strapped into their highchair. Running through ...