25 Emotions, Feelings, & Sensation ASL Signs to Teach Your Baby & Toddler (with Teaching Tips)
(Note: Skip ahead to 3:38 to view the Signs!) Emotion, feeling, and sensation words are very important for young children to learn, so that they begin developing social-emotional skills and better communicate how they are feeling. In this video, you will learn: How to teach these signs and abstract feeling words 24 high-frequency and functional emotion, feeling, and sensation signs (Begins at 3:38) Emotion/feeling words: happy, excited, surprised, confused, angry, sad, scared, upset, love, bored, silly, embarrassed, good, bad Quantitative words to pair with emotions: little, a lot, very Sensation words: hot, cold, sit, ok, fine, hungry, thirsty, full Check out my other Baby Sign videos! Top 15 Signs to Teach Your Baby: • Top 15 Signs to Teach Your Baby & Why It's... 10 Bathroom Words: • 10 ASL Bathroom Signs to Teach Your Baby &... Thank you for watching, and I hope this video is informative and helpful!

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