<p>I have a 2 1/2 year-old daughter with unilateral microtia and atresia, so she gets speech therapy once a week. She actually speaks and hears very well even without her hearing aid so I never really pushed for learning sign language. To be honest, I'm actually worried more about her twin sister's speech than hers. I've purchased many learning and speech therapy based DVDs instead to help my daughter, but she never showed much interest in them (they were a little boring and redundant). </p><p>My daughter's speech therapist let us borrow a few of the Signing Time DVDs and I was impressed at how educational and entertaining it was for all of my kids, even my 5 year old. After the first DVD my daughter and her sister began using almost all of the signs on the videos and it's even helped my other daughter (who doesn't have a hearing problem, but doesn't speak as well as her hearing impaired sister) speak better. She's not only signing but speaking more words as well. I knew I had to have the whole set after that. I've searched ebay and amazon, and the price of the set on this site was actually a much better value.</p>

<p>This is a great series for learning some basic signs. I love that the first three DVDs come in Spanish also. My toddler can't get enough of this series.</p>

My kids really enjoy the songs and they’ve been learning so much and it’s even really engaging for me as the parent as well, so that we can practice together.