How to Learn Spanish as a Family

How to Learn Spanish as a Family

Have you been looking for an enriching project you and your kids can enjoy together? One idea is to learn Spanish as a family. After all, learning Spanish has many benefits for both adults and kids. Becoming fluent in Spanish can open up educational and professional...
Bilingual Parenting Myths

Bilingual Parenting Myths

Learning a second language or speaking two languages at home has always brought mixed reviews. Parents are often left wondering whether it is good to speak multiple languages with their children. Others listen to advice that says introducing a second language too...
How to Raise a Bilingual Child: 4 Strategies for Success

How to Raise a Bilingual Child: 4 Strategies for Success

It’s 2020, and research shows that only 40 percent of the world’s population is monolingual (speaking one language fluently) compared to the 43 percent who are bilingual. So, why should your child/ren be left behind? Learning a new language is important in the...
How Do I Teach My Baby To Be Bilingual?

How Do I Teach My Baby To Be Bilingual?

Teaching a baby to be bilingual isn’t as hard as it looks. Remember that babies aren’t born knowing any language, but they do have the capacity to learn any language. They’re born with the capacity to make 40 sounds, and with that ability, they’re able to learn any...
How to Raise a Bilingual Child (If You’re Not Bilingual)

How to Raise a Bilingual Child (If You’re Not Bilingual)

Raising a bilingual child, even if you’re bilingual, is simply hard. Even harder if you’re in a multicultural marriage, where one of your speaks 2 languages, and the other only speaks 1. For example, someone who speaks English only, and someone who speaks English and...
10 Tips for Helping your Child Learn Spanish

10 Tips for Helping your Child Learn Spanish

If you do not speak Spanish, then it’s quite hard to help your child learn it! Maybe your children are in dual language, and you worry that they’ll forget all their Spanish this summer. Or, you wish with all your might that you were bilingual, but you’re one of those...