To sign "peepee" (or "pee"), form a "P" handshape with your dominant hand. Do this by extending your index finger up, pointing your middle finger forward, and resting your thumb against your middle finger. Bring your hand to your face and tap the tip of your middle finger against the tip of your nose twice.
Sign "dog" or "puppy", then sign "peepee" by tapping the "P" handshape on your nose. Make sure to raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly to indicate you are asking a yes/no question.
Point to yourself for "I", sign "need" by bending an "X" handshape downward, and then sign "peepee" by tapping your nose with your middle finger. Use an urgent facial expression.
Sign "baby" by cradling your arms, then sign "peepee" by tapping the "P" handshape on your nose. Keep your facial expression neutral to simply state the fact.
Sign "dog" or "puppy", then sign "peepee" by tapping the "P" handshape on your nose. Make sure to raise your eyebrows and lean forward slightly to indicate you are asking a yes/no question.
Point to yourself for "I", sign "need" by bending an "X" handshape downward, and then sign "peepee" by tapping your nose with your middle finger. Use an urgent facial expression.
Sign "baby" by cradling your arms, then sign "peepee" by tapping the "P" handshape on your nose. Keep your facial expression neutral to simply state the fact.
While tapping a "P" on the nose is widely understood, adults typically use the sign for "bathroom" or "restroom" in polite company. The sign for "peepee" is most commonly used when speaking with children, pets, or in very casual settings.
Yes! You should always use your dominant hand for one-handed signs. If you are left-handed, simply form the "P" handshape with your left hand and tap your nose.
Both use the exact same finger positioning, but their orientation differs. For a "K", your fingers point upward. For a "P", your wrist drops so your fingers point forward and down. In this specific sign, the hand is angled so the middle finger can easily tap the nose.
