Found small black and gray dog. Very sweet. Found near Hacks Cross and Winchester.
Call 826-9015.

Have you ever wondered what your baby is thinking?

Babies have the gift of curiosity and thirst for knowledge. What if you were able to understand what your baby was thinking about, and provide an enriching interaction based on that knowledge? The Baby Signs® Program allows you to do just that!



Babies can learn and use simple hand gestures, or sign language, to communicate what they need, what they want or what they see as young as 5 months old. Imagine if your 6 month old told you she wanted to nurse without crying, or your 11 month old told you he saw a dog across the street without grunting, or your 14 month told you the side walk was too hot for her bare feet without screaming!

This basic ability to communicate before they can talk, gives babies a great boost to their self esteem, helps parents and caregivers appreciate the intelligence of their babies, and can dramatically reduce the frustration that parents and babies experience when communication is difficult. The founders of the Baby Signs® Program, Dr. Linda Acredolo and Dr. Susan Goodwyn, have completed intensive Research that demonstrates using signs with pre-verbal babies helps them learn to talk and gives them a jumpstart to their intellectual development in addition to other Benefits.

Why not give your baby the gift of communication?
Not sure how to get started?
Baby Signs® Program offers parent workshops and play classes through Independent Certified Instructors across the country. These fun and interactive classes teach you everything you need to know to start signing with your baby, and give you the benefit of one-on-one consultation with an experienced instructor.

Visit www.babysigns.com to find a certified instructor near you.

Ask about our new program, On The Grow™, which offers fun and exciting classes for parents and children from birth to age 5.

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Can't find an instructor near you?
Become certified as a Baby Signs® Independent Instructor and teach workshops, play classes, early childhood educator training and more to parents, teachers, and medical professionals.

The Baby Signs® Independent Certified Instructor Program is designed to train, certify and support our team of Instructors as they build their own businesses.

Join our worldwide network of instructors - we provide training - in both infant sign language, early childhood development and a certification to teach the Baby Signs® Program. Instructors also receive on-going support to start and grow a thriving Baby Signs® Program in their community.

The ICI Program is a self-paced, distance learning training program, consisting of both written and video materials. It includes ready-to-teach curricula, business administration documents, marketing tools and resources, training DVDs and CDs and much more.

For more information email: michelle@babysigns.com

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NEW DAISY THEATRE

330 Beale St. • 525-8981
www.newdaisy.com
11/19: Between The Buried and Me, 11/20: After The Storm, 11/21: Insane Clown Posse, Hedpe, Muck Sticky & Al Kapone, The Dayton Family, 11/22: Gorilla Productions Battle of the Bands, 11/24: Forever The Sickest Kids, 11/25: Sore Eyes, Prosevere, Deadfall Rd., Trauma Deville, The Hostage, Black Suit My Suit, 11/27: Slick Sid, Shelby Forest Click, 11/28: Greenleaf, Whiskey Dog, Trey Jewell, 12/6: Impending Doom, 12/11: Mixed Martial Arts, 12/12: Underoath, 12/19: Southern Creed Reunion, 2/2: Miller Lite Fight Nite Returns. Local Bands Needed, Call (901) 525-8981.

NEW DAISY THEATRE

330 Beale St. • 525-8981
www.newdaisy.com
11/13: Cage Assault MMA, 11/14: The Rippingtons feat. Russ Freeman (2 shows), 11/19: Between The Buried and Me, 11/20: After The Storm, 11/21: Insane Clown Posse, Hedpe, Muck Sticky & Al Kapone, The Dayton Family, 11/24: Forever The Sickest Kids, 11/25: Sore Eyes, Prosevere, Deadfall Rd., Trauma Deville, The Hostage, Black Suit My Suit, 11/28: Greenleaf, Whiskey Dog, Trey Jewell, 12/6: Impending Doom, 12/12: Underoath, 12/19: Southern Creed Reunion. Local Bands Needed, Call (901) 525-8981.

I have a year and a half old playful dog, Peaunt, that needs a good home. She is a mixed breed and is a medium sized dog (about 40lbs).

Peaunt is very sweet and loving but unfortunately, we recently moved from the country to a smaller house with a tiny backyard and she is not very happy. She is just itching for room to run and a family that has the time to take care of her.

She has been a great addition to our family since she was born but I must find her a new home.

Peaunt is current on her shots and in great health.

Please call or text Amy at 901-503-9586 for pictures or more information.

A News investigation has uncovered what appears to be the appalling treatment of animals being killed for their fur in China.

The investigators filmed animals that were kicking and writhing as workers ripped their skin from their bodies. If the animals struggled too much, workers stood on the animals' neck Or they beat the animals' heads with knife handles until the creatures stopped moving.

It's also a very slow process, and they usually start from the feet(paw)-up, giving the animal plenty of time to endure the pain. After their fur was peeled, the animals' bodies were tossed into a pile like so much trash, Most still alive, breathing in ragged gasps and blinking slowly. One investigator recorded a skinned raccoon dog, tossed onto a heap of carcasses; it had enough strength to lift its bloodied head and stare into the camera.

it raised its head, blinked with its remaining eyelashes and then lay its head down to continue dying for anything from 2-3 Hours.

Be a witness and watch the video at http://www.acscct.org


YOU CAN HELP!
1.You can donate to animals charities
2.DO NOT BUY ANY FUR PRODUCTS
3.Spread the word, be voice of these animals. Forward this video to as many people as you can so that they can contribute also

http://www.acscct.org

FOUND DOG Male, Aprox. 1 yr. old, shephard/lab mix. Found Oct. 5 near Summer/Highland. 901.213.1077

A News investigation has uncovered what appears to be the appalling treatment of animals being killed for their fur in China.

The investigators filmed animals that were kicking and writhing as workers ripped their skin from their bodies. If the animals struggled too much, workers stood on the animals' neck Or they beat the animals' heads with knife handles until the creatures stopped moving.

It's also a very slow process, and they usually start from the feet(paw)-up, giving the animal plenty of time to endure the pain. After their fur was peeled, the animals' bodies were tossed into a pile like so much trash, Most still alive, breathing in ragged gasps and blinking slowly. One investigator recorded a skinned raccoon dog, tossed onto a heap of carcasses; it had enough strength to lift its bloodied head and stare into the camera.

it raised its head, blinked with its remaining eyelashes and then lay its head down to continue dying for anything from 2-3 Hours.



YOU CAN HELP!
1.You can donate to animals charities
2.DO NOT BUY ANY FUR PRODUCTS
3.Spread the word, be voice of these animals. Forward this video to as many people as you can so that they can contribute also

http://www.acscct.org

Black male pit bull with white patch on his chest was lost in Cooper Young on Sunday, 05-03-09 and is still missing. If he's been found, please call 603-0541 or 870-2935 for a cash reward.