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The post shares strategies for parents considering teaching their children a second language. It includes embracing seasonal parenting flows, using school topics as a teaching guide, starting with simple concepts, and incorporating language-learning activities into family routines. The writer emphasizes that raising bilingual children requires patience, consistency, and a realistic plan, but is highly rewarding and achievable with anticipated planning and determination.

The post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Mulan’s school is focusing on numbers 0-5 these days and they did a police-themed puzzle one week. I thought it would be a great idea to incorporate Chinese numbers as well so I made mine based on things of her

Mulan loves everything dinosaurs. In her recent parent-teacher conference, her teachers pointed out that we could work more with her on shapes. So, I combined this learning objective with her interest and language all in one to help her learn shapes. I also thought that it would be a good idea to make this a

The post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Mulan loves bubble tea. So I combined it with counting and designed a simple activity for her. The idea is for her to put a number of “bubbles” in the bubble tea per the instruction on the sheet. She did

A mother made a conscious decision to raise her children bilingual, speaking Cantonese and English. However, after her eldest daughter attended preschool, English became her primary language, causing a barrier with her Cantonese-speaking grandparents. The mother, rather than feeling disheartened, decided to intentionally and creatively incorporate more Cantonese-learning opportunities into her children’s daily lives, affirming the commitment to their bilingual upbringing.