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Sign language has given a voice many children with special needs, who otherwise had difficulty communicating. Signing Time helps children of all abilities communicate better and clearer, including those with autism, apraxia, down syndrome, spinal bifida, ADD, ADHD, developmental delays, speech delays and language delays. Signing Time has been instrumental in unlocking the once silent voices of many children who were unable to communicate through speech and unable to express even their simplest thoughts until now.

Rachel Coleman, founder and owner of Signing Time, has seen the benefits of signing with her own special needs child. Rachel’s daughter Lucy was born with spinal bifida and cerebral palsy. Doctors worried Lucy would be unable to speak or use sign language to communicate with her deaf sister, Leah. After two years of showing no interest in communication and in spite of her cerebral palsy, Lucy signed her first sign. Now Lucy is fluent in ASL and English! Lucy is the first of many Signing Time miracles.

Signing Time Vol. 1-3 Set is a valuable resource for special needs groups because it can jump-start learning and communication. Topics include baby's first words, manners, food, playtime, family members, and opposites.