Free guides, games, scripts and more from Gema Brett to help you raise your bilingual child, one everyday moment at a time. Plain words, no jargon.
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Planning a bilingual or multilingual home before the baby arrives.
For parents who want their child to speak the family language from the very first day.
Your child understands the family language but answers in the other one.
Restarting your family language when your child is 4 to 12 and ready to begin.
Protecting your language when you move to a new country and everything else changes.
What happens to your language when your child steps into the world and school arrives.
Raising your child in a language you learned, not one you were born into.
Raising a child in more than two languages, giving every language a fair chance.
Passing down the language alone, with no one else at home who speaks it.
For a bilingual child who is autistic, has ADHD, Down syndrome or a speech delay.
Games and methods that get your child using your language.
Consistency, Exposure and Need: the method behind every bilingual family that actually gets speaking.
Games that get your child speaking your family language, without them even realizing it.
For the child who understands every word and answers in the other language.
The words to say, and the trips back home.
The exact words to say to family, teachers, doctors and speech therapists about your bilingual child.
Prepare your children to connect with family back home.
Keeping the language your children built abroad, now that it is the one at risk.
Ideas and practical advice from Gema and the FamiLingua team.
Practical advice for raising children in more than one language, from Gema and the FamiLingua team.
A monthly magazine about languages, and about raising children in more than one of them.
Everyday ideas, stories and questions from families like yours.
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The online course for the child who understands your language but answers in the other one.
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