Comments on: Meet Elizabeth

By: Jane

Jane — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 05:15:34 +0000

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By: maria Medina

maria Medina — Tue, 12 May 2009 18:08:40 +0000

I just want to let everyone know that signing time is awsome. I really enjoy signing with my student on Friday. He has improve so much with Signing time. Its amazing to see Elizabeth Signing and reading so good.

By: Ginger

Ginger — Thu, 07 May 2009 22:39:38 +0000

Hi Racheal, Me and my son both loved watching signing time when he was like 18 months up to about 28 months when they took it off the programming in Midland, Texas. If you could please call and urge them to please put it back on I would appreciate it we sure do miss it. And since we don’t have any dvd’s we haven’t learned any more signs from signing times but we do have a book called “Talk to the Deaf” by Lottie Riekehof that was lent to us before they took signing time of their programming on our PBS station. Some of the signs ikn there seem different than what we learned on signing time but some are similar but some are really different. It is confusing to learn it 2 different ways we can’t afford the dvd’s and our library does have some vidios but not of signing times but it is of the American Sign language. I have tried to find someone how could teach us but I can’t find anyone in Midland, Texas. I do know of one family who is deaf a friend of mine from hs/college and his parents were deaf so he knows sign language but I am not sure they still live here or not and have lost contact with him since college. But I will try to contact them but not sure they can teach at my son’s level and interest like signing time does. There should be more emphasis on sign language in school as a part of the elementary learning since it is so much easier to learn at that age then it is when you get older. Well, I will go for now. Thanks again Rachel, Alex. Leah and Lucy and of course Hopkins too.

By: Cristina

Cristina — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 02:36:34 +0000

We have a friend who’s son is profoundly deaf. So much so that he is not even a candidate at this time for a cochlear implant.
We decided that we needed to learn sign and teach it to our one year old. Our friend gave us the first Baby Signing Time video when our son was born. It is great and we learned sign really fast because of the music and the visuals.
For his birthday recently she gave him the second Baby Signing time video. It’s also, so very catchy, and easy to learn the signs. These are the only videos my son will watch in entirety.
Thank you so much for all you great work. Now I and my husband can talk to our little friend and our son will be able to as well, soon!

By: Nisrine

Nisrine — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 13:31:50 +0000

Rachel,

Thank you so much for the signing time videos. I always wanted my daughter to learn sign language but I couldn’t find any good one (other than the einstein one that has few signs) until I heard about signing times through amazon.com.
My daughter learned the signs so fast. She knows almost all the signs. Not only that, she can read them as well. Many were impressed. She started reading at 15 months and through your videos she picked up even more words. I speak with her in French and my husband speaks to her in English and she had learned so many words through signing times,it helped her speak more and I am very grateful to you for that.
I was wondering if you can get me in touch by email with anyone who is also speaking multiple languages with their child and is signing as well. Is that possible? I think Gisele????
Thank you so much.
Nisrine

By: Cheryl

Cheryl — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 02:37:22 +0000

I just wanted to say “Thank You,” for making “Baby Signing Time” and “Signing Time.” I just had a baby in July of 2008 who was diagnosed after birth with Down syndrome.I had heard of “Signing Time” before because I Home School .When I found out my baby girl had Down syndrome I knew right away I would be ordering your dvd’s.It’s so wonderful to know that she will always be able to communicate with me no matter what her level of speech ability may be.I have been very surprised at how fast my 3,5,7,and 9 yr. old children have picked up the signs!

Cheryl

By: Rachel Coleman

Rachel Coleman — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 01:01:49 +0000

angie: Well then be sure she auditions for future volumes of Signing Time

By: angie

angie — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 20:54:24 +0000

“They RARELY do it on cue”

My daughter will only sign on cue and not to communicate!!!
Now my challenge is to get my daughter to sign to communicate-
She does like to show off the signs she knows- but has not put it together to sign if she is hungry for example.
She is a non verbal 2 year old (lost words she had around 15 months)

By: friermeve

friermeve — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 05:19:54 +0000

The good resource should be brought in bookmarks

By: Rachel Coleman

Rachel Coleman — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 02:00:52 +0000

Googsmom: I agree it is tough to learn a 3-D language from a book. Thank you for continuing to tell people about Signing Time. (Hi Brook!!)

rhagge: Wow! You’ve only been a fan for 6 weeks! You are going to have some fun with us. I think you will be amazed and inspired at how many of our fans figure out ways to get all the DVD’s in their own home. Some have asked relatives to give ST! for every single holiday, others have been able to secure grants, I have even heard of bake sales. And there is always buying them one at a time

heather.kindt: Heather, I will forward your info to them. When we filmed Baby Signing Time 3 & 4 a number of parents reported this same reading phenomenon with their children ages 2 and under… WOW!