Oxbridge Baby is a British based producer of preschool videos for kids. Our videos are designed to be fun with a gentle learning element to help encourage your baby say their first words. For more information about us click here.

Our videos are primarily aimed at preschool children and toddlers however they are also suitable for children of all ages and especially those who are speech delayed or having trouble saying their first words. Our Fairy Tale series is very popular with older children.

You can watch Oxbridge Baby videos for kids ad-free on the Oxbridge Baby app or on the Oxbridge Baby YouTube channel which you can visit here.

While YouTube has been a great success for Oxbridge Baby, we constantly get more and more requests for a way to watch our videos without adverts and this is why we created the Oxbridge Baby App. The app allows us to provide our videos for kids in a safe and ad-free environment which is the best way for baby or toddler to experience our content.

The Oxbridge Baby app is available exclusively in the Apple iOS store. It works on both iPhones and iPads and can be found here.

At present we do not have an Android version of the app. If this changes, we will update the details on the Oxbridge Baby website.

The Oxbridge Baby app is free to download and there are several sample videos your child can watch. If you want access to all our videos for kids, you can subscribe on a monthly or yearly basis. Click here for more details.

We make videos for kids all the time and usually release at least one video a week on the Oxbridge Baby YouTube channel. Please note that all our content is released first on the Oxbridge Baby app and some of our videos for kids are exclusive and will only be available on the Oxbridge Baby app.

Absolutely! Our videos are suitable for children of all ages and the techniques we use and recommend are suitable for any child that wants to have fun and learn to talk!

Yes, our Learn to Talk video features baby sign language together with several other techniques to help encourage your baby say their first words.

Baby sign language is a method of communication that uses simple hand gestures and signs to help babies and toddlers express their needs and emotions before they can speak.

Baby sign language has several benefits. It enables early communication by allowing babies to express basic needs and emotions, reducing frustration for both children and their parents. Baby sign language can also foster cognitive development by stimulating memory and brain activity. In addition, using signs can strengthen the bond between parents and babies as they engage in meaningful interactions.

Baby sign language is not a technical sign language. There are various types of baby sign language and while they all have slight differences the primary aim is to help encourage your baby to communicate and then say their first words. Our signs are primarily based on British sign Language (BSL) but not exclusively.

There are also other types of baby sign language people can use including American Sign Language (ASL), Sign Supported English (SSE), Makaton and Signalong. You can find more information on the different types of baby sign language here: All you need to know about signing with your baby or toddler

Baby sign language is typically introduced to children around the age of 6 months, although parents can start as early as 3 months and continue using it until the child begins to speak proficiently.

This website is aimed at parents and guardians of preschool and young children in order for you to find out about Oxbridge Baby and our products to decide if we are right for your little ones. We recommend that that children either use the Oxbridge Baby app or visit our YouTube channel.

Information on this website and the Oxbridge Baby app is for entertainment purposes only and not intended to be taken as a replacement for medical advice. Any person with a condition requiring medical attention should consult a qualified medical practitioner or therapist.

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