efore speech is well established, babies naturally use gestures and sounds to help their parents understand them. They may point, shake their heads, clap their hands and wave “bye-bye”. Introducing extra gestures will help your baby communicate before they are able to speak. Signing is easy to do, supports and encourages the development of speech and you and your baby will really enjoy it.
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language development. Sing and Sign combines the benefits of both music and baby signing.
What makes Sing and Sign special is that every sign used in song relates to those important first words of a baby’s world. Nappies and bath time, meal times and bedtime; you name it, we have a song about it, and the babies just love to hear them.
Sing and Sign’s original and unique approach has been used by tens of thousands of families across the UK and won many awards over the last decade. Everyone knows nursery rhymes and action songs are great fun and musical activities help stimulate
Baby signing is wonderfully rewarding and fantastic fun, you will be amazed by what your baby is capable of telling you, before being able to talk!
Classes in Bromley, Beckenham, Petts Wood, Chislehurst
For further information email:
singandsignbromley@gmail.com 01689 837 905
www.singandsign.com
Baby massage is one of the best first classes you can do with your newborn. Massage creates an amazing bond, gives you handling confidence, can help with day and night sleeping, colic, wind and digestive problems and gives you both fun time out together. Bubsandmama classes are set in a clean and tranquil environment in Chislehurst and create a special way for you both to enjoy the baby massage experience, you can see some feedback on the website
www.bubsandmama.co.uk or contact Elkie 07872 018545
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