Faultless Infant Ear Syringe - 1 Oz Review

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(More customer reviews)I use this syringe to do nasal saline flushes. 2 oz is the perfect size and this particular brand is my favorite. I have had trouble finding it because I thought they were nasal syringes. Anyway, this brand seems to last the longest before breaking down, is soft and pliable.

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A soft vinyl syringe for irrigation (cleansing) of the external ear canal.Directions:Flush syringe with water before each use. 1. Use plain water at body temperature. Never use cool water. 2. The subject should be seated and should hold a small basin under the ear to catch returning water. The head should be tilted slightly toward the ear to be irrigated. 3. Gently pull the earlobe backward and upward to expose the ear canal. The tip of syringe should be directed slightly upward toward side of ear canal rather than straight back toward the eardrum. Do not let tip of syringe touch or enter ear canal. 4. Squeeze contents gently toward the side of ear canal. Never inject forcefully. Note: When the ear canal is irrigated, the tip of the ear syringe should not obstruct the flow of water leaving the ear canal.Cleaning and Storage: 1. Clean syringe thoroughly with plain water after each use. 2. Shake out excess water and let air-dry thoroughly. 3. Store in a cool, dry place, away from hot surfaces and sharp instruments. 4. Do not expose product to direct sunlight or heat.Warnings: * If subject experiences pain or dizziness, discontinue use. Do not resume irrigation without consulting doctor. * Never irrigate ears if eardrum is known to be perforated, or if any drainage, bleeding, pain or irritation is present.

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Sign to Learn: American Sign Language in the Early Childhood Classroom Review

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(More customer reviews)I am not an early childhood educator, but I am the parent of a toddler who is rapidly maxing out my sign language abilities. This book is perfect for us.
Unlike many sign language dictionaries which are intended for adults, this book includes just the vocabulary you use with small children: colors, numbers, shapes, family members, weather, feelings, behavior, and more.
Though I mainly bought the book for the signs, the lesson plans also provide some fun ideas for games to play with your child.
I am giving it four stars because some of the sign pictures are not very easy to interpret. They do have good descriptions accompanying them, but you have to already know what the "S hand" looks like, for instance. If you have some basic ASL familiarity, you can figure them out, but it might be hard for very inexperienced signers to read.
Overall, though, I highly recommend this for parents who are signing with their children!

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Everyone is talking about signing with infants. Sign to Learn is the first complete introduction to appropriate sign language curriculum for young hearing preschoolers. In this unique resource, teachers will learn how to integrate American Sign Language (ASL) into their classrooms to enhance academic, social, and emotional development, as well as to introduce children respectfully to deaf culture. Appendixes include a thorough ASL illustration index, sample letters to families, and a resource list for further reading.

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