Nanny Hands training
Baby Sign language workshop for Nannies/Aupair
Baby and Nanny can have meaningful communication before baby is talking and parents can learn to understand their baby.
Why teach a nanny/Aupair to sign?
- Parents are working full time
- Nanny has the time to teach baby to sign
- Easy process which can be part of babies daily routine
- Promotes bilingualism, sign language forms the bridge between the word and it’s meaning, it’s the same whether the nanny speaks Afrikaans/English/Xhosa
- Parents can track babies development
- Nanny is taught activities to stimulate babies language development
- Signing to a baby is fun
What does the workshop entail?
- Once off nanny workshop
- duration: 2 hours
- venue: Educare (northern & southern suburbs)
The workshop covers:
- Background on Baby Sign Language
- Why use South African Sign Language (SASL) ?
- Benefits of Signing With Babies
- Dispelling the Myth
- Categories of signs
- Baby Hands Steps to Signing
- Signs to begin with
- Transition from signing to spoken language
- Baby Signing Games
- We teach games and activities to encourage speech and language development. These would include how to read a story, sing a song while incorporating the signs.
14 June 2010 |