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15 books for parents and educators of bilingual children

15 books for parents and educators of bilingual children

by Rita | Jul 20, 2016 | Being the parent in a multilingual family, Language and bilingualism, Language development, Practical advice, Recommended reading, The trilingual+ child

Holidays are a great time for catching up on reading books! You probably have a long list that you would like to enjoy, but in case you are looking for something on bilingual children, I have prepared a list of books from my own library, which I can all warmly...

Reading with the multicultural child [guest post]

Reading with the multicultural child [guest post]

by Rita | Jan 13, 2016 | Being the parent in a multilingual family, Family life, Grandparents, Language and bilingualism, Practical advice

It's a great joy and honour to have Katey Howes join my blog as a guest today! Katey is a mom of three, children’s author and literacy advocate who blogs about raising kids who love to read at Kateywrites. Katey is a native English speaker who studied in Madrid, and...

6 principles for promoting language development through books [guest post]

6 principles for promoting language development through books [guest post]

by Rita | Jul 29, 2015 | Being the parent in a multilingual family, Language and bilingualism, Language development, Literacy, Practical advice

I am delighted to have Marianna Du Bosq from Bilingual Avenue write today's guest post about the importance of books in supporting children's language development. Marianna has taught dual language learners for several years and is one of our Family Language Coaches....

23 reasons for children to read (bilingual or not)

23 reasons for children to read (bilingual or not)

by Rita | Jun 3, 2015 | How to motivate a bilingual / multilingual child to speak a family language, Language and bilingualism, Literacy, Practical advice

Revisiting one of my favourite topics – love for books, and why reading is so beneficial to a child’s language (and general) development! 1 – Reading time is bonding time Sitting down to read to your son or daughter gives you the opportunity to bond with them in a...

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