Track your child’s input in each language with the Language Exposure Wheel
At some point every parent of a bilingual child wonders if there is a special tip to boost one of the languages. There is one very special ingredient that we can all work on.
A language plan for families with a new baby – Step 2
Think about the main carers in your child’s life. What language does each one speak? How often? For what purpose? Is each carer going to address the child in one language, or in more than one? Which language(s) will be used when the main carers are together?
A language plan for families with a new baby – Step 1
Many articles you find around the internet will tell you that there are two or three successful techniques for achieving success when raising children through multiple languages or trying to keep up skills in a minority language.
What is bilingualism?
A bilingual person is someone who speaks two languages. A person who speaks more than two languages is called 'multilingual'.People may become bilingual in different ways. Some bilinguals have acquired…