Tag Archives: MLAH

All non native parents are not equal

Posted in Non native-speaker by Bilingual For Fun
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I’m keeping the promise I made to Blogging on Bilingualism (or rather the blogger behind it) and I want to come back on the topic of non native parents raising bilingual children, or rather parents raising children bilingual in a language that is not their mother tongue. All non native parents are not equal. Whether the [...]
Posted on May 9, 2010

The expert answers: The family is moving abroad, will this result in trauma or bilingualism for the child?

Posted in Real Life, Research by Bilingual For Fun
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In order to better answer your questions Bilingual for Fun is hosting some experts on Bilingualism. Today Professor Sorace answers the question Federica sent us, Federica is moving abroad and wonders whether changing language might confuse her child and if and how to prepare her. Antonella Sorace is professor of Developmental Linguistics at the University of Edimburgh, [...]
Posted on June 15, 2009

Linda and her international, and multilingual, family

Posted in Real Life by L.
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Linda and her family are americans and live in Rome. But soon they’ll be off to Bali for a while. Well, that’s a nice family on the road, proving all of us that life and travelling don’t end when kids are born. By the way, their technique is MLAH. Thanks, Linda. My husband and I are [...]
Posted on April 26, 2009