I started TinyTalk with Ellie when she was just 10 weeks old. I was a first time mum and Katherine's TinyTalk classes were the first baby class we tried. I love how the classes not only have signing but other aspects including singing and sensory elements. It gave the opportunity for both Ellie and me to learn a new skill as well as a new way for us to communicate. My mum even came to some of the classes too!

TinyTalk classes are fun and interactive. We spend the first half of the session learning signs linked to a topic or theme. This is done in a relaxed way through songs, rhymes and sensory activities; all chosen to support your baby's non-verbal skills to aid their communication. The second half of the session is time for the babies to play, explore and build relationships while you grab a hot drink, a biscuit (or two!) and have some adult conversations. She can now also say almost all of the words too, though with normal toddler speech progression so I'm very glad of signing to be able to work out if it's 'bath' or 'bus' that she's telling me.Hello, I am Natalie and I have joined Mollie as one of your TinyTalk teachers for Evesham, Droitwich and Worcester North. I am mum to Eleanor, who is 5 and George, who is 3. Lightweight data logger for temperature monitoring of goods in transit. View Range Tinytag Ultra Radio Venue 'In-Person' classes are 60 minutes long, consisting of signs, songs (nursery rhymes and children’s songs, that you can then repeat at home) and sensory activities, all of which incorporate signs.

Also did you know that singing is an amazing way to get the endorphins going and can really help combat post-natal depression. So not only are you and your baby learning an amazing life skill by signing, you are also doing something really positive for you! My daughter was 3 months old when we started TinyTalk classes. This gave me a chance to learn many of the key signs myself and to incorporate them into our home routines before Lorna was actually able to sign to me. She started signing before she was 7 months though and I felt that starting early was worthwhile for us. Henry was 5.5 months old when classes returned to face-to-face teaching, I was hooked after the first class! The combination of baby signing, singing, action songs, reading and sensory activities was fantastic, I really felt like we were enjoying an all-round class and definitely getting our money's worth! It was the most incredible experience when Henry signed his first sign to me and his dad. We thought it would be milk but no, it was "more"! Shortly followed by nappy and bird. Everywhere we went we had to look for birds so he could practice his signing; as soon as he woke up he wanted to look out of the window for birds! Henry was super proud of himself and has been with every sign he has mastered since. It has also helped to create a wonderful bond with his dad as Henry has taught him to sign!Baby signing has been such an overwhelmingly positive experience for our family and I am both thrilled and delighted to be bringing TinyTalk classes to the area. Our classes are fun, supportive and educational. We sing, we sign, we play and we chat. meet their needs. Learning this in a fun engaging environment whilst meeting other parents is fantastic! Our Toddler Talking classes (suitable for the more mobile toddler approx 18mths +) are great fun too with lots of action songs, books, games, even a parachute! We work on speech development as well as listening skills, social skills, co-ordination, sharing and turn taking.

Classes are a full hour long; 30 minutes of signing through nursery rhymes🎶, action songs and a sensory activity followed by 30 minutes of social time including toys for little ones and a hot drink☕ and biscuit🍪 for the grown ups 😜 I want to share baby signing with as many families as possible and would love to welcome you to a TinyTalk class very soon.All classes end with 30 mins of 'social time', refreshments and children can 'play' and mums can chat. Please be respectful of other peoples personal space. Masks may be worn by individuals during classes if they wish. (Should restrictions return then classes will be adapted)