Tiny Handz
Children in Bloemfontein

From the age of 6-months, babies are already able.
CONTACT Monita from Tiny Handz at 082 218 7339 OR MAIL.
NOT PURCHASE A TRAINING KIT WHICH WILL CONSIST OF ALL THE MATERIAL NEEDED TO TEACH YOURSELF AND BABY!?.
Sign Language, on a beginner or intermediate level.IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND A CLASS, WHY.
those who wish to communicate with Deaf or disabled people by means of.
an early interest in literatureThe Tiny Handz programme can also be used for.
bilingualismEncourages.
vocabulary Promotes.
tantrums and other problematic behavioursImproves.
strengthens the bond between parent and childLess.
are provided with a window into the Infants world which again.
frustration for babies / toddlers and their caregivers / parentsParents.
Self-EsteemReduces.
shows an increases in IQ levelBoosts.
Language and Listening SkillsResearch.
DevelopmentEnhances.
verbal language developmentEnables children to communicate their wants and needs much earlier in life Mental.
of Teaching Sign Language to Your Baby Enhances.
can open up the world for yourself and baby! It only has benefits to be gained!Benefits.
hearing-impaired to enjoy the benefits of this exciting language that.
parents, and even others around them. So no, your child do not have to be Deaf or.
to use, baby will be able to communicate his or her needs to their.
them a tool in hand (literally!) which is easy enough for little hands.
toddlers. So by giving.
classes for parents with hearing (or even hearing-impaired) babies and.
HANDZ presents you with exciting workshops and.
understandable speech.TINY.
"cookie", .
and 24-months of age, "play", "hug", "more", "sleep", even before being able to produce.
signs for common words such as "eat", etc., "teddy bear", baby needs a way to communicate. Infants can learn to use simple.
to communicate their needs, but with speech only developing between 12.
TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS.

Parents, Family members and Caregivers of hearing babies and toddlers. Parents, Caregivers, Teachers, Therapist and those involved with toddlers, young children or adults within the special needs spectrum. Caregivers and Medical Personnel working with patients (young or old) who have lost their speech (on short or long term) due to medical conditions or procedures.