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Baby Sign Language Classes on Long Island

Signing Time Academy provides many resources to help parents incorporate baby sign language into their routine. Photo courtesy of the academy
Signing Time Academy provides many resources to help parents incorporate baby sign language into their routine. Photo courtesy of the academy
9/19/22 - By Jaime Sumersille

Looking for baby sign language classes on Long Island? Read on for the various options. 

Navigating the early months of infancy can make any parent feel a little lost. You'll often wish your baby could just tell you what they want. Was that squeal one of tiredness or hunger? Learn to communicate with your baby non-verbally by enrolling in one of these baby sign language classes on Long Island. 

For more great classes for kids, including our rundown on Long Island's many mommy-and-me classes, or our top picks for baby swimming lessons on Long Island, check out our Long Island Classes for Kids Guide and Classes Directory.

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Top Baby Sign Language Classes on Long Island

WowMoms World Long Island

Mineola
WowMoms World boasts a cafe, indoor play space, mini-camps, sports, dance, and art classes geared towards children, as well as fitness and wellness classes for moms. Other offerings include baby sign language classes. Drop in for open play sessions or sign up for an unlimited monthly membership. WowMoms World also offers party packages, pre-and post-natal care and toddler development classes.  READ MORE

The Nesting Place

Merrick, Farmingdale, and Yaphank
Women gain knowledge and support through classes and workshops at The Nesting Place. Expectant moms can takes classes in topics like childbirth and breastfeeding, while new moms can learn more about CPR, baby sign language, and baby massage. READ MORE

Cues for Kids

West Islip, In-Home, and Virtual
Cues for Kids offers classes in topics such as infant massage and baby sign language. Classes are offered in various libraries or remotely in your home. READ MORE

Happy Feet Suffolk

Speonk, Saville, and Lake Grove
Catering to ages 0-12, Happy Feet offers classes relating to music, art, and more. They also offer a baby class that incorporates music, sensory and sign language called the Baby Social class. Happy Feet also hosts birthday parties, offers reading support services and partners with locations in Sayville and Lake Grove for expanded classes. READ MORE

Signing Time Academy

Various Locations and Virtual
Offering parent workshops, baby sign language classes, teacher training, and free presentations, Signing Time Academy has licensed instructors in 46 states, bringing the benefits of ASL and active learning to children of all abilities via their own Two Little Hands Curriculum. Their Baby Signing Program focuses on helping babies communicate before talking, reducing frustration, increasing bonding, etc. READ MORE

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