Posts about American Sign Language Seattle

Baby Signing Tip – Signing is Quiet

Use signs to communicate from across the room, in quiet settings (places of worship), or when your[…]

Etiquette Check: “I see a Deaf family In Public – Is It OK To Say Hello?”

It’s a common scenario: You’re at a public setting when your eyes catch the blur of animated[…]

Deaf Culture Tip – The Greatest Irony

The Greatest Irony: While hearing families of hearing children are encouraged to sign with their babies and[…]

Sign of the Week – WALK

To execute the sign for WALK, start with both hands in front of your body and your[…]

Sign Language Tip – Include Siblings

Consider including older siblings to help teach new baby brother or sister how to sign. Older siblings[…]

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