Consumervision Talking Hands [dvd]
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DVD Cover Information DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language) Picture Format: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: Consumervision |
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Movie Reviews of Consumervision Talking Hands [dvd]
Movie Review: Excellent sign language DVD for your child!
Summary: 5 Stars
Our twin girls started watching this DVD around 15 months old, and they quickly picked up on most of the signs after seeing it only a few times. Once they learned the sign for "more", they would ask to watch it "more" over and over again. :-)
Up until that point, our girls were a little late in their verbal development, but after seeing this video it vastly improved their vocabulary, both signing and verbal.
I've seen clips of a few other sign language videos for kids (some on the web, some from Comcast On-Demand), and in my un-scientific opinion I think Talking Hands is the least likely to induce ADHD. Other videos (like Baby Signing Time and Baby Einstein) have a lot of distracting animations and/or rapid transitions from scene to scene, whereas Talking Hands has an adult or child repeating each sign very slowly and deliberately multiple times, then showing actual real-world examples of each sign.
I highly recommend Talking Hands!