Early childhood education resource. Great collection of signs for babies/tots and plenty of songs/rhymes for tots/preschoolers. Even if your baby is too young to speak, I tell parents, knowing the basics of how language works will give her a great head start later on, and knowing some basic signs will make communication much less frustrating and interactions more rewarding.
I already knew the signs for bathroom and diaper, but now I can also sign 'stinky' diaper. Lots of fun and some new-to-me songs and signs, so this gets a big thumbs up from me (ha ha). ( )

This is a guide for parents who would like to begin using sign language to communicate with their children. It includes rhymes, crafts and activities, and has helpful pictures of relevant signs for the new sign language learner. Since this is an ALA book I thought it would have more resources for librarians who would like to incorporate sign language into programming, but it's easy enough to adapt the information for parents to be suitable for a library program. ( )