Welcome RB. I don't recall seeing anything saying that people who can hear are not allowed here. I was born hearing myself, but lost my hearing over a period of about 10 years. I think finding this site was good thing for both you and your daughter. Again, Welcome.
Thank you, MizWytch. I think so too.
With my son, he was taught sign language from infancy so that he could communicate with me before being able to speak, and I had planned on doing the same with her. He was taught baby sign language, though. Is there a different version I should teach her?
Thanks for the replies. I wasn't sure if this was the site for me to go to. It's called ALLdeaf, LOL.
On your question about Baby Sign, I would not do it. I speak as a deaf grandmother, who when trying to correct a granddaughter's signing, was told by my daughter to stop, that the child was correct and it was Baby Sign.
So, just teach her regular sign language from the jump? Are their hands and fingers dexterous enough for that?
So, just teach her regular sign language from the jump? Are their hands and fingers dexterous enough for that?