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As we all know, it takes a village to raise a kid , and the same is true if you want to raise a bilingual kid. So use the minority speakers ...
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Thanks to Cartside for asking everyone to chime in and add to her collection of some of her kids’ favourite action songs and rhymes. Looks ...
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So I'm running errands with O one day just around his nap time and he says to me: "Bed!! Bett !" [Bed] " Bist Du müde Möchtest Du s...
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Do: Make yourself knowledgeable about childhood bilingualism. Match your method to your goals. B e persistent. Be patient. ...
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So the kids are back to mainly speaking English to each other. It is not all that surprising, really, but I was still holding out hope that ...
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We were off for the last few days, leading to the poor kidlets hearing a lot more reminders to please speak German, for-Pete's-sake ! Even ...
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The kids are, for all intents and purposes, little Canucks . Canada is their home (and nature land as S still likes to sing), it is the plac...
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I said before that we didn’t give all that much thought to raising our kids to be bilingual as we both, that is The Husband and I, just kne...
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Our latest connundrum.... S, very fond these days of wearing her wristwatch, even though she can't yet tell time, is trying to take it off...
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So here we are again, back in town, our respective vacations over for more than a week already*. As you may know, I worried a lot a...
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