Sign Language for the Deaf
Sign Langauges for the Deaf. There are many different types of sign languages, depending on the country and language spoken. This category covers all the major sign languages in the English speaking world, and a few non-english sign languages. It also covers sign langauge intended for use by non-deaf people.
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Baby Signs by Sherri

Classes in Michigan using the Baby Signs program.
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~twolittlehands/
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Baby Signs Institute

Offers information about the research behind baby sign, tips for choosing a childcare provider, and workshop presentations by mail order. Classes offered around the United States.
http://www.signs4baby.com/
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Baby Sing and Sign

Offers books and CDs to teach babies sign language through song. Also provides classes in the Kansas City area of the United States.
http://lovelanguageforbabies.com
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Baby Talk - Baby Sign Language

Organization dedicated to bringing Baby Sign Language to New Zealand.
http://www.baby-talk.co.nz
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Baby Talk UK

Teaching parents and child care professionals how to communicate with babies using British Sign Language. Classes located in Kent.
http://www.babytalkuk.com
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BabySign Academy

Research and resources pertaining to baby sign.
http://babysignacademy.com
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Bahasa Isyarat: Malaysian Sign Language

Black and white line drawings of Signed Malaysian with equivalents in English, Chinese and Malay. Heavy introductory animation.
http://www.geocities.com/mysignlanguage/
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