Baby Sign and Sing

Name: Baby Sign and Sing
Rating: 3.9 (116 reviews)
Author: Baby Sign and Learn

By: Baby Sign and Learn

ASL Nursery Rhymes

Features & Capabilities

Baby Sign and Sing is an engaging ASL nursery rhymes app for babies and toddlers. The free version includes Twinkle Twinkle Little Star with adorable animated characters that sing and sign along. An affordable add-on pack unlocks 9 additional rhymes, including Row Row Row Your Boat, Old MacDonald’s Farm, The Alphabet Song, Mary Had a Little Lamb, The Wheels on the Bus, Jack and Jill, and more.

The app is organized into three kid-friendly sections—Explore Signs, Play Song, and Watch Tutorial—making learning signs interactive and fun for kids while adults get clear explanations. It uses American Sign Language signs and includes parental gates to help prevent unauthorized purchases and links to Baby Sign and Learn resources.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Kids Accessibility

By:

Baby Sign and Learn

Rating:

3.90

(116)

Version:

1.5.3 Last updated: 2021-01-31

Version code:

840257044

Creation date:

2012-08-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

31.30MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 150,567 ▼ 164

Other rankings

#55 in sign keyword 65 ▲

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Developed by:

Baby Sign and Learn

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/baby-sign-and-sing/id528964648

Website:

http://www.babysignandlearn.com

User Reviews

Baby Sign and Sing is highly valued for engaging kids and supporting early sign-language learning, with many praising its ease of use and educational value. Benefits include therapist-endorsed use and effective short videos. However, recurring licensing issues across devices, family sharing limitations, and added-song charges are frequent complaints. Other downsides include sign inaccuracies, Deaf-accessibility requests, occasional video playback bugs, a limited song library, and missing features like a pause button or clear regional settings. Overall, strong educational potential tempered by licensing, accessibility, and reliability concerns.

Pros

Engages children and holds their attention, making it easy for parents and educators to use with kids.
Supports early language and sign learning; beneficial for nonverbal or delayed speech; widely used by therapists and teachers.
User-friendly and easy to navigate, suitable for all ages.
Kid-friendly videos and animations that encourage signing and singing.
Good value with optional extra song packs (e.g., the 2.99 pack).

Cons

Cross-device licensing issues: switching devices often requires repurchasing and sharing across devices is not supported.
Recurring charges for added songs; claims of a one-time purchase but users report ongoing charges.
Inaccuracies or inconsistencies in tutorials/signs; some signs differ from standard ASL and Deaf users request signed tutorials.
Video playback bugs: videos may not load or display after updates, including blank screens.
Limited song library and missing features (e.g., pause button); regional language settings (American vs Australian ASL) can be confusing.

Recent reviews

I love the app only thing is that when I switch to a different phone I need to repurchase the app again. My kid loves this but I really can’t share it with my other devices either. She has to use the only device I purchased it at.

by D1*****, 2022-08-06

I’m a Nanny and all my little one enjoy this app and actually do the signs with the songs! Help from adult is encouraged to make sure signs are interpreted correctly since it is animated. But they really do a great job in this app.

by Tc*****, 2022-03-30

Modifying the review. They fixed the ios 13 bug. My son loves this app. He is starting to make sounds now to the abc song and we honestly thought that would never happen. He is not deaf but non-verbal asd. Great work here.