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Q&A: Should a mL@H family switch strategy to support a child’s school language?

Q&A: Should a mL@H family switch strategy to support a child’s school language?

by Marianna Du Bosq | Jan 21, 2018 | Coaches

  Question Hello, My husband and I live in Chicago and both speak Spanish and English. My native language is English and his is Spanish. We have both spoken to our 19-Month-old daughter in Spanish since birth as we figured that eventually she would inevitably learn...
Q&A: How to prioritise between several family languages for your multilingual child?

Q&A: How to prioritise between several family languages for your multilingual child?

by Marianna Du Bosq | Sep 7, 2017 | Coaches

  Question Dear Sir/Madam Our daughter is almost 15 months old and we are seeking your advice on how to work on her languages. Here is the situation in our family: My native languages are Turkish and Russian. My husband’s native language is English. We currently...
Q&A: How to deal with several family languages for a child with speech delay?

Q&A: How to deal with several family languages for a child with speech delay?

by Marianna Du Bosq | Oct 2, 2016 | Coaches

Question Hi, thanks for sharing important information on your website and being a reference for the parents who are lost in the sea of advice… We have a very specific question regarding our first daughter, who has some speech delay and is exposed to three...
Q&A: What to do when it does not feel right to speak one’s mother tongue with a baby?

Q&A: What to do when it does not feel right to speak one’s mother tongue with a baby?

by Marianna Du Bosq | Jun 19, 2016 | Coaches

Question Hello! I just found your site, so first of all congratulations, it is incredibly useful! I was trying to find out what method to use with our future kids, I’m Hungarian native, my husband is Italian and we live in Italy. I speak Italian like a native...
Q&A: How to encourage a reluctant child to use the minority language?

Q&A: How to encourage a reluctant child to use the minority language?

by Marianna Du Bosq | May 19, 2016 | Coaches

Question Hello, We are a Spanish couple living in a bilingual area where Spanish and Valencian are spoken equally. Our son is 3.5 years old. I have always talked to him in English since he was born. His father has talked Spanish to him. And he has been exposed to...
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