Flying Hands

⚾️ NATIONAL BASEBALL DAY ⚾️
Did you know that William Hoy helped shape the game of baseball as we know it today?

As a deaf player in the late 1800s, Hoy relied on visual cues instead of verbal calls. Umpires and teammates began using hand signals so he could follow the game—something that quickly became standard across the sport.

Today, those same signals are a core part of baseball, all thanks to the impact of one incredible athlete. A powerful reminder that accessibility doesn’t just include people—it can change the game for everyone.

🚨 Did you miss our LAUNCH DISCOUNT last weekend?! 🚨 It ends THIS WEEKEND

We had so many people jump in and start learning sign language with us 🤟💛 and it was AMAZING to see the excitement!

If you were thinking about it but didn’t grab the deal… this is your sign 👀

Our online class is still available and packed with:
✨ Over 100 signs
✨ Easy-to-follow lessons
✨ Tips to actually remember what you learn

Don’t wait until the next “perfect time” — start now and begin building real communication skills for your family ❤️

Comment “INFO” or message me and I’ll get you all the details!

Deaf individuals can use videophones to make calls for things like appointments, calling family, ordering food, and more—similar to using FaceTime.

Video phone services like Sorenson and Purple work much like providers such as Verizon or T-Mobile. They give you your own phone number and access to their service.

To make a call, you log into the videophone service and connect with a sign language interpreter. You then tell the interpreter the phone number you’d like to call. The interpreter places the call and relays the conversation—signing what the other person says to you and voicing what you sign to them.

🚨 LAUNCH DAY IS HERE 🚨

We are SO excited to officially launch our Online Sign Language Class 🤟💛

To celebrate, we’re offering a LIMITED TIME LAUNCH DISCOUNT — just $40 (regularly $50)!

✨ What you get:
✔️ Over 100 signs to learn
✔️ Tips & tricks to make learning easier
✔️ Tests + printable paper tests
✔️ Deaf culture education
✔️ Step-by-step lessons
✔️ Videos you can pause, speed up, or slow down with multiple angles
✔️ Unlimited access — learn anytime, anywhere

This class is designed to be simple, flexible, and at YOUR pace 🙌

💛 Perfect for:
• Beginners learning to sign
• Teachers & educators
• Daycares & homeschool families
• Students who love learning
• Kids preparing for future careers (nursing, childcare, etc.)
• Anyone wanting to communicate with more people

Our mission is all about connecting families and bridging the gap — and this class is just the beginning 💛

📩 Comment “INFO” or send me a message to get started!
Don’t miss the launch price—it won’t last long

📚 Our first book is LIVE!

This has already been such an incredible journey—and we’re just getting started. We have so many exciting things coming your way, and we can’t wait to share it all with you!

Stay tuned… the best is yet to come ✨

Check out our book on Amazon:
https://a.co/d/12cZALW

And our website:
Https://www.aslflyinghands.com

Had an amazing time at Mulvane Author event.
Check out some amazing authors and their incredible work:

Abbi Lee Books
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E.A. Baldwin
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Dawn Feltrop Author
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Something BIG is coming… 👀🤟

We’ve been working behind the scenes on something we are SO excited to share with you… soon!

If you’ve ever wanted to learn sign language but didn’t know where to start… this is for YOU 💛

✨ Easy to follow
✨ Perfect for busy schedules

Whether it’s for your kids, your classroom, your career, or just because you’ve always wanted to learn… this is going to be such a game changer 🙌

And the BEST part?
We’re doing a special launch discount when it drops 👏

Stay tuned… you won’t want to miss this 🤭

Drop a 🤟 in the comments if you want first access!

Happy Easter 🐣
We hope you have a special day!

Happy signed- flat hand circling upward
Easter signed- hand shape E. Shaking upward

Why did YOU start learning sign language? 🤟

Was it because…
✨ It’s cool
👶 Your kids
💛 Family or friends
🧠 Education

Drop your reason below—I’d love to hear your story 👇

Kids learning to use their voice often mispronounce words—and that’s okay.
“Spaghetti” might come out as “basketti.”

The same goes for sign language.
Kids don’t have to be perfect to communicate.

A child might sign “mom” with an open hand on their chin—and that’s okay too.

What matters most is communication.
If you understand them, they’re doing great.

With time, practice, and exposure, they will naturally learn and adjust.

Haysville class with the updated address!