I have been using Signing Times with my daughter since she was around 5 months old. Now that she is 21 months she has over 100 signs in her vocabulary. I love the videos but I am looking for something from which I can learn and fill in the empty spots… Example: yesterday my daughter saw a worm and the park and signed “snake.” I know there are several different sites with online ASL dictionaries but I have heard that they are not all reliable/ accurate. Can anyone reccommend a good site or other source of information? It is our intention to continue signing with our daughter as a second language. Thank you for the guidance!
First videos of ASL i got were seen and sign, they were really cheap, but those videos are not that fun like ST, but I personal learn a lot of those videos too,( I watched them, my daughter didn’t…because tv issues)so I learned from them and then I tought my daughter.
Recently we got ST but she doesn’t seem really interested. :mellow:
Maybe this web page can help you abit. 
http://www.mybabycantalk.com/content/dictionary/dictionaryofsigns.aspx?letter=A
I know the Signing Time website has a forum also. I have used it a few times to ask what certain words were.
Thank you all for the guidance! The Baby Hands Dictionary is a real find!!!
Way cool website. Thanks for posting this. It’s just what I was looking for.
Thank you all for your help and taking the time to point me to these great sites! They have already been a help!!!
Thanks for everyone’s suggestions! Great list!
I have this site bookmarked:
http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm
And have been known to run into my home office in the middle of dinner to look up something! Though they don’t have broccoli or asparagus… it can be a bit frustrating when you child is asking what something is.
Thank you… I do like the ASL Browser site!
I really appreciate everyone’s responses and look forward to learning more from each site!
This is an excellent website - it has finger spelling/alphabet as well as
* Numbers
* Colors
* Animals
* U.S. States
* World Geography
* Baby Signs
You can even create your own word list so you can easily go back to it when you need it - but of course, you have to register 
Thank you and karma to you!
Hi
I also use the signing time videos is true that many times i go online searching for a word because my baby wants to know the sign.
I usuay go to http://www.aslpro.com/ and i find it very good
I also recommend the books from Child’s play (sign about) and the book The compelte idiot;s guide to baby sign language
Alma