Wet
The wet sign is made by reaching up with your hands, bringing your fingers and thumbs together while pulling both hands down, palms facing you.
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We use wet in association with a wet diaper, or as a sensory feedback experience when playing with water.
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I’m starting to teach my baby sign language at a very early age (she’s 11 weeks) she absolutely hates having an unclean diaper, so we are teaching this as one of the first 5 primary signs. My question is, with babies limited motor skills which will be easier for her to learn… “diaper” or “wet”?
ADMIN – Hi Brandi,
I would go with diaper, it is very simple, just pinching together the fingers and thumb, and is a very natural movement. Wet is a little more complex, because it involves moving the arm and fingers, and is a less natural movement.