The way that I communicate with my toddler is actually by sign language. I find that the hardest thing with parents and babies that are kind of coming into their own is that they – mother and baby – have a very large communication gap and there is a lot of frustration that comes from that. Baby’s trying to tell you something, you’re acknowledging them, and saying, “Yeah, yeah, okay.” And baby’s going, “Urgh!” because you’re not getting it. I eliminated all of that with sign language. When I talk about sign language, it doesn’t have to be something you’re going to take to the street and communicate to a hearing impaired person. It can be something that you create that your team know that’s what it means. So all done, more, I’m hungry – things like that. You let the child use those things and you will eliminate the frustration that comes from mom and baby. They’ll tell you exactly what they want and it makes it so much easier.