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"Why Stop at High Five?" is an interactive 6 book set which teaches babies and toddlers sign language through simple visualization and interactivity. Our books empower your child with the ability to communicate their wants and needs well before they are able to speak. "Why Stop at High Five?" helps take the guesswork and frustration out of communicating with your baby or toddler. Babies are b... More

"Why Stop at High Five?" is an interactive 6 book set which teaches babies and toddlers sign language through simple visualization and interactivity. Our books empower your child with the ability to communicate their wants and needs well before they are able to speak. "Why Stop at High Five?" helps take the guesswork and frustration out of communicating with your baby or toddler. Babies are born with the natural ability to cry. It's their primary form of communication. It's how they tell you "I'm hungry", "my diaper needs changing", "I'm thirsty" or "my tummy hurts" etc. Unfortunately it's a guessing game to understand what your baby is trying to tell you when he or she cries. Babies and toddlers however, are also capable of other forms of communication such as simple sign language. "Why Stop at High Five?" was developed to offer an innovative and engaging way to introduce signing to both parent and child. Our 6 book package enables parent and child to visualize sign language through animation. This added dimension allows your child to actually SEE how to create a sign rather than looking at a static image. What better way to open your baby up to the world of signing than to offer "hands-on" interactivity? "Why Stop at High Five?" features a wide variety of useful day-to-day signs based on American Sign Language (ASL) put together in an easy-to-understand interactive book set designed to teach children how to communicate with their hands. What better gift could you give your child than the power of communication?

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