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This is how you sign Teddybear in American Sign Language.

How to sign

To sign "Teddybear" in American Sign Language (ASL), cross both your dominant and non-dominant arms over your chest, spreading your hands open and resting them on the front of your shoulders. Subsequently, perform a scratching motion by curling your fingers and thumbs into a loose fist repeatedly.

To sign "Teddybear" in American Sign Language (ASL), cross your arms over your chest, palms open, resting them on the front of your shoulders. Next, simulate a scratching motion by curling your fingers and thumbs into a loose fist repeatedly.