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Roya Caviglia – How to use Infant Communication Baby Sign language with multilingual children

If you have ever wondered how baby sign language can help you communicate earlier with your baby/infant, before they even become verbal, and how it can bridge communication in all your home languages, find out in this video. – And please let us know your questions and share your experience in the comments ! These are some of the questions we discuss about: 4:23 How does the Infant Communication Baby Sign Language (ICBSL) differ from the official Sign Languages? 8:42 When can we start with learning the ICBSL, and when can we expect our children to respond by using the signs? 12:52 And if my child is already 2,5 years old and verbal: is it too late to start with ICBL, will it hinder my child becoming more verbal? 18:42 Is it not too much for multilingual families to add ICBSL to their other home languages? 25:05 How ICBSL can help daycare and preschool teachers communicate with children who are not verbal (yet) in the required language. 27:57 What happens when my child gets older? How will this ICBSL evolve? About Roya: Roya Caviglia has spent many years teaching people how to improve their communication in English while moving from one European country to another. Now she runs a language school in South Holland looking after international professionals and their families. One day she had kids and started out on the crazy wonderful journey of parenting. It was a shock to find out how challenging and physically demanding being a parent can be. But she also made the wonderful discovery of how much babies have to tell us. Now she is passionate about helping families bond through clear communication before their babies can even speak. Find out more about Roya’s Infant Communication Baby Sign Language course and the video with babies signing here: http://www.babysignlanguagecourse.com... This is the article, Roya mentions stating that "sign training might facilitate rather than hinder the development of vocal language" : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... Some interesting links about signing with hearing babies: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2000-0... My post about language acquisition and language learning: http://www.utesinternationallounge.co... My fb group Multilingual Families:   / multilingualfamilies   Please subscribe to my channel:    / @utesinternationallounge   #babysignlanguage #multilingualbabies #multilingualinfants #infantsignlanguage #communication