November 30,2005
Signing, even when it's dark
Neona is learning how to sign, baby signs.
She learned the sign of "milk" fairly quickly. It's related to her survival. She signs, even when it's dark. It's internalized for her that she doesn't remember it's hard for us to see her in the dark. But I can tell she squishes her hands over and over, she wants to nurse.
When I am not home in the day time, Dad says that she signs milk too. To show that he doesn't have milk, he would lift up his shirt, and Neona knows there's no milk. I wonder if she wants Mom, not milk.

Now she is acquiring the sign "sleep." When I say sleep, she puts both her hands around her head. Also she would put one finger in her mouth for "eating."
She learned the sign of "milk" fairly quickly. It's related to her survival. She signs, even when it's dark. It's internalized for her that she doesn't remember it's hard for us to see her in the dark. But I can tell she squishes her hands over and over, she wants to nurse.
When I am not home in the day time, Dad says that she signs milk too. To show that he doesn't have milk, he would lift up his shirt, and Neona knows there's no milk. I wonder if she wants Mom, not milk.

Now she is acquiring the sign "sleep." When I say sleep, she puts both her hands around her head. Also she would put one finger in her mouth for "eating."
Signing, even when it's dark
Neona is learning how to sign, baby signs.
She learned the sign of "milk" fairly quickly. It's related to her survival. She signs, even when it's dark. It's internalized for her that she doesn't remember it's hard for us to see her in the dark. But I can tell she squishes her hands over and over, she wants to nurse.
When I am not home in the day time, Dad says that she signs milk too. To show that he doesn't have milk, he would lift up his shirt, and Neona knows there's no milk. I wonder if she wants Mom, not milk.

Now she is acquiring the sign "sleep." When I say sleep, she puts both her hands around her head. Also she would put one finger in her mouth for "eating."
She learned the sign of "milk" fairly quickly. It's related to her survival. She signs, even when it's dark. It's internalized for her that she doesn't remember it's hard for us to see her in the dark. But I can tell she squishes her hands over and over, she wants to nurse.
When I am not home in the day time, Dad says that she signs milk too. To show that he doesn't have milk, he would lift up his shirt, and Neona knows there's no milk. I wonder if she wants Mom, not milk.

Now she is acquiring the sign "sleep." When I say sleep, she puts both her hands around her head. Also she would put one finger in her mouth for "eating."
