Potty in sign language

We found sign language to be a really helpful tool during potty training. Here are some tips and basic signs to get you started to hopefully to finish potty training sooner!

Parents who are toilet-training toddlers can use this printable sign language chart to teach the word

Who: Thumb of L on chin, wiggle index finger.

Before you can to teach your baby sign language, the first person that has to learn to sign is you! From basic words like "mommy" and "more" to more complex ones like "stroller," this slideshow of animated signs has every word baby needs. Consider it your dummy-proof sign language dictionary.

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Baby sign language is an awesome tool to use before baby can say words. Follow our step-by-step guide to teach it to your baby, includes visual cheat sheet!

Hear: Point at your ear with your index finger. Alternatively, you can cup your hand to your ear as if you are straining to hear.

Free Download Baby Sign Language Chart (pdf, 862KB) and Customize with our Editable Templates, Waivers and Forms for your needs.

Story time is the perfect time to practice sign language with your child. My First Book of Baby Signs is part-storybook and part-sign language guide, designed to encourage you and your baby to learn new words and signs as you read together. This baby sign language book starts with signs for basics like "eat," "milk," and "mommy" and then moves on to more advanced ideas like "help," "potty," and "I love you."