Show Notes for Season 2 Episode 10 – Language Goals for our Children and Family Have you ever thought about your language goals for your child’s bilingualism, or even for your family language dynamic? But like, really truly thought about […]
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Today’s topic is a pretty broad one… One you’ve likely heard before. Maybe you already have your own answer or answers to it locked and loaded. Maybe, if you’ve chosen to raise your children bilingually, you’ve heard this question from friends, teachers, relatives (in-laws anyone??). So maybe you’ve done your research so you can hold your ground when your the recipient of this question. If so, that’s awesome! Hopefully what we talk about today will just confirm all the things you already believe about bilingualism!
