Signing Time Reviews

I ended up liking the mix of videos more than I expected. There’s a lot to choose from, so I felt like it was worth spending time on instead of bouncing around somewhere else.

I feel kind of embarrassed even saying this because I thought my kid would be more into it, but they only liked it sometimes. Other times, they got bored quickly.

I really like how easy this is for my kid to understand. The captions and clear signs help us a lot, and from my experience, it makes everything feel much less confusing.

I’m disappointed with this. I was hoping it would be better, but it just didn’t meet my expectations. Compared to similar products I’ve tried from other brands, this one feels like it falls short, and I wouldn’t really choose it again.

The prices were straightforward and I didn’t run into any hidden fees, which I appreciated. That said, I got frustrated with how long I had to wait. It would’ve been a much better experience if things moved faster

Signing Time has been really easy for us to follow, and my kid enjoys it, so I do like it overall. But the vocabulary feels a little limited at times. The basic signs are covered well, but I keep having to search somewhere else for everyday words my kid randomly asks about. Also, the repeated verification stuff gets annoying fast, I don’t want to keep proving I’m me just to use something we already signed up for.

They did get back to me, but it took a few days, so I was just sitting there like... okay, what’s going on?? Not terrible, just slower than I expected.

I tried signingtime.com with my class because I was hoping it would be a simple way to bring more signing into our day, especially with younger kids. The videos themselves are fine, but using them in an actual classroom felt way less convenient than I expected.
There were just too many steps to make it work with my lesson plans. I kept having to pause, skip around, explain things myself, and create extra materials to fill in the gaps. It felt more like something meant for parents at home than for teachers trying to keep a class moving. In the end, it didn’t save me much time, so I wouldn’t use it again.

The songs on SigningTime are nice enough, and my kid does tune in sometimes. A few of them are cute... but some get kind of repetitive and feel a little dated. It’s good for learning signs, for sure, just not the kind of music I’d want playing all day. Overall okay.

We use it almost every day and there’s usually plenty to watch, so for the price it still feels worth it for our family. That said, I’ve tried reaching out with a couple questions and kind of felt ignored, which was frustrating. Overall it’s good, but the support side could be better.

I’ve been happy with how the lessons are set up. They move at a slow, clear pace, and you can tell there’s some thought behind the order of things. Reading between the lines, it feels like they really designed it for parents and kids to follow together without getting overwhelmed.

Signing Time has actually been really helpful for my son, who has some speech delays. The videos hold his attention well, and the signs are simple enough for him to try copying, which feels like a win, right? Some parts do seem a little dated, but overall it’s been working well for us.

Signingtime.com was easy to navigate overall, and I didn’t have much trouble finding the lessons I wanted. That said, a few pages were kind of confusing, and I got a little annoyed because the instructions or labels weren’t always clear. Once I figured things out, it was fine, but they could definitely make the communication a bit more straightforward.

This app just works. It never crashes on us, videos load fast, and my kids use it every day without any issues. It’s kind of ridiculous how smooth it’s been.

I thought Signing Time would be a better match for my kid’s age, but like I said, it ended up feeling a little too babyish for us. A lot of it moved slow, and some parts seemed more like they were made for toddlers than older kids who are actually trying to learn signs. We lost interest quickly. Like I said, it just wasn’t a good fit for us

The videos themselves are great, and my kid really likes them, but downloading stuff for offline use has been a bit frustrating. I’ve started noticing a pattern where some videos look like they saved, then don’t actually play later in the car. Not the end of the world, but it’s annoying when you’re counting on it to keep your kid entertained

Overall, the lessons were good and my kids definitely learned from them, so I don’t want to make it sound like it wasn’t useful. It’s just that some parts felt a little slow or repetitive for them, and when that happened, they started getting bored and tuning out. They still picked up the material, which is the main thing, but I think it would have worked even better if there were more interactive or varied activities to keep their attention the whole time.

I signed up for Signing Time and had a tough time figuring out how to cancel. The account page wasn’t very clear, and I thought I had taken care of it, but then another charge showed up. Maybe I missed a step somewhere, but billing and cancellation stuff really shouldn’t feel that hidden or confusing.
I reached out to support, but it took longer than I expected to get a straight answer, and the whole thing kind of had that “no real person there” feeling. The videos themselves are fine, but the account and billing experience left me frustrated.

The site is okay overall, but it was kind of a pain to use on my phone. I did eventually find the lessons, but the menus felt messy and not very intuitive. I also expected some kind of follow-up or check-in after signing up, but never heard anything, which was a bit frustrating.

The videos are good overall and easy to follow. A few of the older clips look kind of dated, but honestly, the signing is still clear, and my kid watches them just fine...