Soap
Soap is signed by taking your non-dominant hand and holding it flat in front of you, with palm facing up. Then, hold your bent dominant hand above your palm and flick your fingers down a couple of times so they touch the palm of your non-dominant hand. This looks like you are building up a lather in your hand.
SIGN USAGE
Soap is a good intermediate sign that can be taught for use in the bath, or when toddlers are learning to wash their hands. Learning a sign like soap can help make these daily routines easier, because your child can work with you in getting the task done (lathering up with soap), instead of feeling helpless.
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Flash Card
Bathing is a favorite baby activity. We use soap contextually by buying our babies fun soap shapes.
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