I Love You
Video: I Love You in Baby Sign Language
Signing: To sign I Love You, put up your thumb, index finger and pinkie finger, while keeping your ring finger and your middle finger down. Hold the hand out, palm facing away from you and move it back and forth slightly.
Figure: I Love You in Baby Sign Language
Usage: What could be sweeter than exchanging I Love You with your baby.
Flash Card: Click the link to view the I Love You Baby Sign Language Flash Card. The flash cards are printable and available in both U.S. Letter and A4 sizes.
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My 20 months old grandson is learning some sign language at school. Yesterday, Christmas day, I was holding my little 9 months old granddaughter. He came to me with his hands clasped, fingers entwined, fingers down and was trying to tell me something. His parents didn’t know what it meant. I figured he didn’t want me holding his cousin. Could someone tell me what it means? He did it about 5 times. Thank you!!!!
ADMIN – Hi Angela,
Great to hear your grandson is learning to sign in school. That doesn’t sound like any sign we know. Ask his teachers, his school may be teaching non-ASL signs (or may have taught hand actions that go along to a song), or he might have just been playing with his hands.