- all done
- more
- baby
- eat

- duck
- bird
- doggie
- cat
- horse
- elephant
- apple
- drink
- water
- juice
- milk
- happy
- sad
- mad
- mama
- dada
- grandma
- grandpa
- Taylor
- Paige - we had the kids make up the sign for their own name and teach it to Gabriel
- play
- car
- airplane
- helicopter
- boat
- fish
- please
- thank you

- sorry
- want
- ice cream
- flower
- tree
- friend
- night night
- train
- open
- on
- off
- bus
- yes
- popcorn
- cracker
- rain
- book
- shoes
- help
- want
- yummy
- ball
- night night
- help
- cereal
- hungry
He mostly uses sign as identification, rather than initiating his wants or needs. For instance, he doesn't tap me on the leg and sign "I want cereal, please." But he will see me pour the milk in the bowl and sign 'milk'. Additionally, being a child instilled with manners, he will properly use 'thank you' when I give him his cereal without prompting. Some of them he has difficulty doing the actual sign for, so he adapts his sign accordingly. But he knows, and we know, what they're intended to mean. 'Cause he's a smartie.






