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    • Baby Massage
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    • Mummy Meet Ups
    • Tiny Steps
    • Bookings
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    • Privacy Policy
    • FAQ
    • Gallery
    • Timetable
Mother and baby playing indoors with a spider hat.

Baby Sign and Sing

Baby Sign is an engaging and practical 6‑week course designed to support early communication between you and your baby. This course is for babies aged 6 weeks to pre active movers. Through singing, play, and simple sign language, classes are fun, interactive, and full of connection. Babies quickly begin to sign back, helping to reduce frustration and build confidence for both parent and child. Early experiences play a vital role in brain development. Using signs alongside spoken words provide richer language input, and many experts believe this helps babies communicate sooner while supporting cognitive growth.


Signing helps you:

  • Understand your baby’s needs, thoughts, and ideas
  • Reduce frustration for both parent and child
  • Boost early vocabulary and comprehension
  • Support speech and language development
  • Strengthen your relationship through shared communication
  • Build confidence and self‑esteem
  • Stimulate intellectual and emotional growth


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