Toddler Sign Language

To do sign language for restroom, form the letter 'R' with your dominant hand and place it near your chin, then move your hand towards your body. This signifies the…

To do sign language for "I'm hungry," make the sign for "I," followed by the handshape for an open mouth tapping your stomach area.

To sign "I'm thirsty" in American Sign Language, make a fist with your dominant hand and place it on your chin. Then, move your hand down and away from your…

To do sign language for excuse me, can you repeat that, you can use the sign for "excuse me" by placing your right hand in front of your chest with…

To do sign language for "sorry, I'm late," you can use the sign for "sorry" (a hand on the chest moving in a circular motion) followed by the sign for…

To do sign language for happy birthday, first sign the letter H with both hands, then move them in a circular motion in front of your body to symbolize a…

To do sign language for congratulations, make a fist with one hand and tap it on the palm of your other hand twice. Then, bring both hands together in front…

To do the sign language for excuse me, simply raise your dominant hand to your forehead with the palm facing outward and slightly tilt it forward and back in a…

To do sign language for help, make a fist with one hand and place it on your other palm, then raise your hands up to your chest and shake them…

To do sign language for "I love you," hold up your hand and extend your pinky, index finger, and thumb while keeping your middle and ring fingers down. This symbolizes…