Infants and toddlers at The Learning Experience in West Chester are using basic signs like 'hungry,' 'please,' 'more,' and 'done.' The daycare begins teaching American Sign Language to infants as ...

Babies typically begin to talk between 12 and 15 months, but some researchers say babies can grasp sign language and communicate with it before they learn how to speak.

Studies show that teaching pre-verbal, hearing infants sign language can lessen frustration and increase IQ. As visual creatures, infants are drawn to the flowing movement of hands.

More parents of children who can hear are using sign language to communicate. At 22 months old, Emma Grace can say a lot of words, but she can also sign them.

Sign language is part of the curriculum children learn at The Learning Experience. Julia Armstrong has been teaching sign language at the center for four years.

Teaching Kids Sign Language Enriches Communication Many parents start teaching children sign language before they can speak, typically when little ones are around four to six months old.

Along with teaching sign language, the platform also allows signers of any skill level to contribute by singing specific words to add to Nvidia’s growing ASL open-source video dataset.