Needs BSL letters section
Arguably the best minimal sign application on smartphones, only lacking the alphabet in BSL which would make many of the signs easier to remember.
Lovely app
Got the app after attending the classes. The signs are a combination of makaton and asl.
As I teacher I’ve used many of the signs and found the app great at refreshing my memory and teaching my son. Not really useful if you want bsl but, this is much easier to teach babies and makaton is commonly used in UK primary schools anyway.
As I teacher I’ve used many of the signs and found the app great at refreshing my memory and teaching my son. Not really useful if you want bsl but, this is much easier to teach babies and makaton is commonly used in UK primary schools anyway.
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No signs or songs
I just paid $5.99 for an app with no content. Complete rip off. 1 star is too many stars.
Disappointed
Really disappointed. I expected more than typing a word and a demonstration of how that word is signed (and not even in BSL). I think I expected more of an “education” on how to use them/introduce them to baby. Also the songs just show signs for certain words in the song so if you don’t know how the songs sound this is useless (you can listen to the songs but only if sign up to Spotify etc).
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Disappointed
Just purchased and really disappointed with the lack of words available.
I would not have bought.
Some random words unlikely to use, but others that would be typical and everyday aren’t here
I would not have bought.
Some random words unlikely to use, but others that would be typical and everyday aren’t here
I can’t use 165 of 248 signs (66%)
To help the users who are wanting to learn British signs, most of the signs on this app aren’t completely appropriate but the following signs are OK:
aeroplane, baby, banana, ball, bed, bicycle, big, big bed, bird, biscuit, black, blanket, blue, boat, book, bottle, breastfeeding, broken, bubble, bye, car, chair, cheese, child, clean, cold, come, cuddly toy, day, drawing, drink, dry, duck, elephant, face, film, fish, fork, girl, give, hat, hear, hello, help, here, house, hungry, hush, I, ice cream, idea, ill, inside, little, man, me, mittens, night, no, orange, outside, paper, pig, round, sailor, same, sand, shop, sign, sister, sky, sleep, sorry, stand, TV, teacher, time, tree, white, winter, yellow, you.
For the 165 words in this app that shouldn’t be copied by BSL learners, you can find correct British signs from Deaf Books, Spread the Sign, BSL Signbank, Famlingo, Sign BSL, British-Sign.
Although the functionality of the app is good and user friendly, only a third of the signs (83 out of 248) signs are from British Sign Language (BSL). As someone in the UK, I think it’s important that the signs used as a communication tool are also signs that are part of a recognised language used in the UK. This will help with communication with the wider community and when children are in UK schools. Most of the signs in this app aren’t useful for this or are American signs, which British sign language users don’t use.
The signs in this app may only be intended for members of the Baby Sensory community but it would be good if the app displayed a disclaimer to inform all users that the majority of the signs aren’t correct for BSL or are based on another country’s signs.
Any signs will work as a communication tool but for those wanting to learn official British signs, it would be helpful to let users know which 1/3 of the signs are from BSL and that 2/3 of the signs (165 out of 248) are shouldn’t be copied.
A few other things that might be help for the developers to know: There is a video glitch on a couple of the videos; are, how, you. Some of the signs go off the screen and you can’t see them fully. The sign for tomorrow is going the wrong direction.
Aside from the content, it’s a cool app and I like the design! It’s just a shame that most of the signs aren’t transferable to British Sign Language.
Best wishes
aeroplane, baby, banana, ball, bed, bicycle, big, big bed, bird, biscuit, black, blanket, blue, boat, book, bottle, breastfeeding, broken, bubble, bye, car, chair, cheese, child, clean, cold, come, cuddly toy, day, drawing, drink, dry, duck, elephant, face, film, fish, fork, girl, give, hat, hear, hello, help, here, house, hungry, hush, I, ice cream, idea, ill, inside, little, man, me, mittens, night, no, orange, outside, paper, pig, round, sailor, same, sand, shop, sign, sister, sky, sleep, sorry, stand, TV, teacher, time, tree, white, winter, yellow, you.
For the 165 words in this app that shouldn’t be copied by BSL learners, you can find correct British signs from Deaf Books, Spread the Sign, BSL Signbank, Famlingo, Sign BSL, British-Sign.
Although the functionality of the app is good and user friendly, only a third of the signs (83 out of 248) signs are from British Sign Language (BSL). As someone in the UK, I think it’s important that the signs used as a communication tool are also signs that are part of a recognised language used in the UK. This will help with communication with the wider community and when children are in UK schools. Most of the signs in this app aren’t useful for this or are American signs, which British sign language users don’t use.
The signs in this app may only be intended for members of the Baby Sensory community but it would be good if the app displayed a disclaimer to inform all users that the majority of the signs aren’t correct for BSL or are based on another country’s signs.
Any signs will work as a communication tool but for those wanting to learn official British signs, it would be helpful to let users know which 1/3 of the signs are from BSL and that 2/3 of the signs (165 out of 248) are shouldn’t be copied.
A few other things that might be help for the developers to know: There is a video glitch on a couple of the videos; are, how, you. Some of the signs go off the screen and you can’t see them fully. The sign for tomorrow is going the wrong direction.
Aside from the content, it’s a cool app and I like the design! It’s just a shame that most of the signs aren’t transferable to British Sign Language.
Best wishes
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Little disappointing
I would not have bought this app had I known there wouldn’t be many signs. The signs for Good morning, Good night, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, bedroom or room, which seem to be everyday basic words are not part of the app.
Also, the app sells itself by saying there are songs on the app. Perhaps it should have been specified there are only 4!!
So for paying for this, it wasn’t worth that amount of money.
Also, the app sells itself by saying there are songs on the app. Perhaps it should have been specified there are only 4!!
So for paying for this, it wasn’t worth that amount of money.
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No signing videos for the songs
I was hoping for a video of someone signing whilst the song is playing so that I am teaching bub the right way.
Yes some are in the individual word list, but not all.
Worth considering for next update🤷♀️
Yes some are in the individual word list, but not all.
Worth considering for next update🤷♀️
Great app but needs more songs
It’s a great app and love teaching my little one to communicate, but it’s really pricey for so few songs. There are so many songs in the baby sensory classes, I expected them all (or at least more than just 5!) to be on the app. Bit disappointing.
Don’t waste your money!
All of the signs are completely wrong. Even ‘hello’ is wrong!
Fantastic!
Love this app, it’s taught me and my baby how to communicate with each other!
Not worth the money
The app is easy to use, but the number of words are limited so really not worth the money.
Ok...
I feel like for the price paid it would have a lot more signs.
For example, basic things like “more”, “finished”, “banana” are missing. Even “because”, which is in the Say Hello song is missing.
Hopefully some more will be added as they expand the app.
For example, basic things like “more”, “finished”, “banana” are missing. Even “because”, which is in the Say Hello song is missing.
Hopefully some more will be added as they expand the app.
Amazing app!
This app is so easy to use and makes signing at home with your baby so much easier! I like how you can see the sign in slow motion by holding your finger down and moving across the screen which enables you to see clearly how to do it. Would highly recommend!
Amazing
This app is so useful and easy to use. It shows the sign in a very clear way. The music behind some of the signs links it nicely to the Say Hello to the sun song from classes. Highly recommend
Excellent baby signing app
Great to be able to learn and remind yourself of signs at home. Also fab for showing your other half so they can join in the fun. So easy to search for signs with really clear demonstrations.
Fantastic Signing App!
A simple & effective baby signing app which is really straight forward to use! Having attended baby Sensory I've found this invaluable in prompting my memory to recall signs used in class as well as demonstrating many new ones! Love it! My little one is now 2 years old and uses signing on a regular basis thanks to Baby Sensory!
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Not what I expected
Searched makaton.
This is unfortunately not makaton and not what I have introduced to my baby to already. App looks good but it’s no use to me.
This is unfortunately not makaton and not what I have introduced to my baby to already. App looks good but it’s no use to me.
Manchester Mum Kerry
It's an efficient easy way to learn different signs to communicate with your baby. I tried to learn Signing from a book but have transferred to using this App. I've learnt the signs much quicker physically seeing a person doing the actions. The App works in the most simplistic way. You feel like super mum when your baby signs back to you 👌
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Autism
Great little app I use for my 7 y/o non-verbal autistic boy for the basics as part of his total communication program. Saves having to search on youtube. Great for a quick reference with approx 165 words to date. An easy app to use that has very clear demonstrations that he can watch, copy and use himself.
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