How to Attend My Baby Fingers Classes In Person or Online

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My Baby Fingers runs ASL & Music sessions both in person and live online, for Deaf and hearing participants of all ages. To attend, you go through the website (mybabyfingers.com) to find the current schedule and sign up — the site shows a "subscribe" signal, which suggests some form of registration or subscription is involved, but the exact steps, pricing, and class times aren't published in the source material. Treat the site itself as the place to confirm those details before you commit.

What My Baby Fingers Actually Is

It's an ASL & Music program — not just a baby sign language class. The site describes it as "more than 'baby sign language,'" tailored for Deaf and hearing people of all ages, and built around language development, creativity, and connection. That framing matters if you're comparing it to typical baby sign programs: the scope here is broader than teaching a handful of signs to toddlers.

The Two Ways to Participate

Format What it means for you
In person Face-to-face sessions; you'd need to check the site for locations and times
Live online Real-time classes you join remotely; schedule and platform details are on the site

Both formats are described as inclusive, engaging, and accessible. The source doesn't specify which ages map to which format, so if you have a specific age group in mind, verify that on the site rather than assuming.

How to Get Started

  1. Go to mybabyfingers.com.
  2. Look for the current class schedule and the in-person vs. live online options.
  3. Follow the subscribe/registration path the site provides.
  4. Confirm your specific class time, format, and any cost before signing up.

The "subscribe" keyword on the page is a signal, not a confirmed price or free-access claim — the source doesn't state whether classes are free, paid, or subscription-only, so don't assume either way.

Who This Fits

  • Families with Deaf or hearing children who want ASL alongside music
  • Adults or mixed-age groups interested in ASL and music together
  • Anyone who wants a live, interactive format rather than pre-recorded content

If you need a self-paced, on-demand course, this doesn't appear to be that — both options described are live or in person.

What to Confirm Before Joining

  • Exact days and times for the format you want
  • Whether there's a cost and how billing works
  • Age ranges for each class
  • What platform the live online sessions use

None of these are specified in the available site information, so the website is your source for all of them.