Infant Signs Impact
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Signing with infants enhances the parental bond.
Signing with infants enhances the parental bond. Michigan State University educator Claire Vallotton demonstrates and explains how signing helps caregivers be more responsive to a child’s needs.
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Infant Signs Impact
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Signing with infants enhances the parental bond. Michigan State University educator Claire Vallotton demonstrates and explains how signing helps caregivers be more responsive to a child’s needs.
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