FamiLingua Facebook ad: “The fear shows up before the baby can…”

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The fear shows up before the baby can even talk: what will people think when I speak my language in front of them. So let me hand you the distinction that ends it. Speaking your language to your child is never rude. Excluding people is. And they are only the same thing if you let them be. Talk to your child in your language first, then give the room a quick translation or context after, when it matters, and every person stays included while your child gets the thing they need most: a parent whose language does not flinch in public. Because your child is watching. A parent who switches every time someone enters the room is teaching the language its rank. A parent who stays, warmly, with the door open for everyone, is teaching the language it is safe everywhere. You are not choosing between your language and good manners. You get to have both. If you are raising your child in more than one language, come be with families who live this every day. Comment 👉 THECENTER below and I will send you the link to become a community member of the FamiLingua Center, our Online Center for Multilingual Families: guidance, courses, and families raising their children in two or more languages, walking this exact road together 💛 💬 Also, tell me the place where you feel most watched when you speak your language to your child. 🙏 And please send this post to another family that you think might need it. __________ Hi! 👋🏼 I'm Gema, Linguist, Multilingual Parenting Specialist, and Founder of FamiLingua, the Online Center for Multilingual Families. I teach immigrant parents how to get their children to actually SPEAK their language, not just understand it. 15+ years in bilingualism education. 3 multilingual kids. Creator of the CEN Method. If you are raising a bilingual or multilingual child, you are in the right place. ... #ImmigrantParents #BilingualKids #HeritageLanguagePreservation #BilingualChildren #MultilingualFamily #RaisingBilingualKids speaking your language in public, bilingual parenting in front of family, heritage language rude myth, raising bilingual kids in public, multilingual family

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