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In this episode, I explore what research really says about raising bilingual and multilingual children and how it compares to our own experience raising a German-Japanese child in Japan. We talk about common myths, language dominance, daycare, a third language, and why language development is often less about exposure and more about relationships, interaction, and everyday life.
Key learnings in this episode:
- Why children are fully capable of learning multiple languages from an early age
- The difference between language exposure and real interaction
- How language dominance can shift depending on environment and input
- What our experience in Japan taught us about daycare and bilingual development
- Practical language options for families raising children in Japan
Host: Tamara
E-Mail: matchamums@gmail.com
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