Quiet

Video: Quiet (abbreviated) in Baby Sign Language

Video: Quiet (full) in Baby Sign Language

Signing: To sign quiet, bring your index finger to your lips. (The universal shhh sign)

Note: this is an abbreviated version of the full ASL sign for quiet. The full version is a two-part sign, where you cross your hands and then release for the second part of the sign.

Figure: Quiet in Baby Sign Language

Usage: Quiet is a really useful sign for older babies. It is great to be able to get even older kids to pipe down when you are perhaps in a library without needing too yell across the room. Project calm when signing quiet.

Flash Card: Click the link to view the Quiet Baby Sign Language Flash Card. The flash cards are printable and available in both U.S. Letter and A4 sizes.

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