Studies show that kids who learned ASL have a higher attention than kids who did not.

Children who learned ASL have a greater comprehension of languages

Increased vocabulary

Improves reading and literacy skills

Increased social skills

Children who learn sign language have been shown to develop speech and language skills at a faster rate than those who do not learn sign language

Learning sign language as a baby had been shown to strengthen the child's memory.

Early communication through sign language can reduce tantrums and behavioral issues by enabling children to express their needs and feelings more effectively.

Teaching sign language promotes inclusivity, allowing children to communicate with others who are deaf

Better academic performance

Sources: https://www.signingtime.com/baby-sign-language/7-awesome-benefits-of-baby-sign-language/

https://www.betterspeech.com/post/7-benefits-of-teaching-your-child-sign-language

https://www.cceionline.com/the-benefits-of-sign-language-for-preschoolers/