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Passing on a non-native language to your child, part 3: Activities

Passing on a non-native language to your child, part 3: Activities

by Rita | Sep 16, 2015 | Bilingual baby, Bilingual teenagers, Language, Practical advice

The third part in my series on teaching your child a non-native language is all about different language-learning activities that you can do with your kid. So far in the series I have written about the things you need to take into consideration before embarking on...
Bilingual children and long-distance family relationships

Bilingual children and long-distance family relationships

by Rita | Aug 31, 2015 | Bilingual baby, Bilingual teenagers, Family life, Practical advice

Many bilingual children have at least one side of their extended family living fairly far away, often on the “other side of the world”. Visits are possible perhaps only once a year, or even more seldom if at all, so it is essential to find other ways to connect....
Q&A: Is it too late to teach my children my native language?

Q&A: Is it too late to teach my children my native language?

by Marianna Du Bosq | Aug 27, 2015 | Bilingual teenagers, Challenges, Coaches, Practical advice

Question Hello, I am so glad I found this website, I just realized I did a big disservice to my kids. I am Italian, live in the States, my husband is American, both of our kids were born and raised here, I have lived here for 12 years now. In the beginning I was...
Q&A: Teaching a possibly dyslexic child to read and write in the minority language.

Q&A: Teaching a possibly dyslexic child to read and write in the minority language.

by Rita Rosenback | Jul 23, 2015 | Bilingual teenagers, Challenges, Coaches

Question I am a Swedish national living in the UK with my husband and 10-year-old daughter. The main language we speak at home is English, and Swedish is the minority language. My husband does not speak Swedish, whereas our daughter speaks it more or less fluently,...
Guest post: Social media platforms and apps for bilingual older children and teens

Guest post: Social media platforms and apps for bilingual older children and teens

by Rita | Jun 24, 2015 | Bilingual teenagers, Practical advice

It gives me great pleasure to welcome today’s guest blogger, Amy Williams, a free-lance journalist based in Southern California and mother of two. As a parent, Amy enjoys spreading the word on positive parenting techniques in the digital age and raising...
4 reasons why your bilingual child answers in the “wrong” language

4 reasons why your bilingual child answers in the “wrong” language

by Rita | Apr 8, 2015 | Bilingual teenagers, Challenges, Practical advice, Top 10 most read posts

Getting an answer in the “wrong” language is something which especially minority language parents dread, and which gives rise to question such as: – Is it the start of a slippery slope which may end in the majority language taking over as the language of...
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