Private Instruction In Your Home
Option 1: Learn the same information covered in the Baby Sign Language 101 Workshop (the standard public workshop that is offered but in the comforts of your own home). This takes about two hours to complete.
Price: ** $85 for 2 people (attendee plus a spouse/partner) $5 for each additional caregiver (ie: grandparent or nanny) ($15 if they would like their own packet of info to take home)
(**$10 additional transportation charge may incur for areas further than 20 miles away from my office in Clackamas Oregon)
Please note that the standard workshop is geared towards you- the parent, not your child
Option 2: Learn the same information covered in the Baby Sign Language 101 Workshop PLUS get individual one-on-one instruction with your child. This can be spaced out over 2-4 sessions depending on how much individualized instruction you desire. The first session would be about 1.25 hours and each subsequent session would be about an hour. Please inquire for pricing structure.
Please contact me for inquiries and rate information.
Private Instruction In Your Daycare
Does your daycare center staff need training in baby sign language? Individualized workshops are available and the workshop can be taught at your daycare facility.
Please contact me for inquiries and rate information.
Here are additional benefits of your baby learning sign language at his/her childcare:
- Signing helps lower noise levels in preschool classrooms by reducing frustrated screaming and crying
- Signing minimizes stress and frustration for caregivers who are responsible for
meeting the needs of many children at once
- Signing reduces the 'guesswork' in meeting each child's maintenance needs resulting in more
available time for positive, developmental interactions
- Caregivers report that signing significantly reduces problems with biting.
Take away the frustration and biting goes with it.
- The use of American Sign Language gives children with special needs the opportunity to meaningfully interact with typically developing children. General acceptance of children with special needs is greatly boosted.
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