Q&A: How to pass on a minority language when both parents work?
Question Hi, I’m currently pregnant but have started questioning so many things about my kids already. Me and my husband both are from India settled in US. My parents do not understand English and can speak only in native language. I would like my kids to learn...![Raising a bilingual child in Spanish and English, a non-native language [guest post]](https://i2.wp.com/multilingualparenting.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/16-06-08-Raising-a-bilingual-child-in-Spanish-and-English-a-non-native-language-guest-post.jpg?resize=1000%2C620&ssl=1)
Raising a bilingual child in Spanish and English, a non-native language [guest post]
It is with joy I welcome today’s guest poster, Diana Sampedro, a Spanish mother and language English-teacher who is raising her daughter to become bilingual in Spanish and English, which is not Diane’s native langauge. She has written a book about her...
Motivating a bilingual child: Pricken the Swedish-speaking kitten
“How to motivate my child to speak the minority language?” is one of the most frequently asked questions to our panel of Family Language Coaches. This challenge will also be the topic of the up-coming Raising Multilingual Children blogging carnival, which I will...
Q&A: Speaking a non-native language with your child – how to plan it and what to speak when family is around?
Question Dear sir or madam, my wife and I are both Czechs living in Czech Republic. Now we have 3-month-old son and I want to rise him bilingual, Czech and English. I speak fluent English, but as you can read, not really perfect. I lived in US for a while and have a...
Q&A: Bilingual or trilingual baby – how many languages from the start?
Question Hello Family Language Coaches! My husband and I are about to have a baby. We live in Italy. I am native in Serbian, fluent in English and lower intermediate in Italian. He is native Italian, fluent in English, beginner Serbian. We primarily communicate in...Newsletter
