http://spanglishbaby.com/ask-an-expert/ask-an-expert-one-parent-one-language-from-birth/ Raising bilingual and bicultural kids Thu, 26 Jul 2018 07:12:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.2 http://spanglishbaby.com/ask-an-expert/ask-an-expert-one-parent-one-language-from-birth/#comment-1000954 nike air max 2015 women Fri, 22 Aug 2014 14:53:58 +0000 http://www.spanglishbaby.com/?p=2516#comment-1000954 Easy Products In Cheap Nfl Jerseys Free Shipping SimplifiedPack thin, lightweight natural cotton underwear and socks that breath and won’t require as much drying time as heavier cottons or other fabrics. In summer weather clothing can dry out very quickly. In cooler damper months you might be running a radiator and that can double as a heat source for drying. Just be careful not to put wet things directly against radiators or electrical appliances and be careful, too, not to let wet items of clothing drip onto hotel room carpets. Wring clothes out well and keep them hanging in the shower until they no longer drip. Don’t use new brightly colored clothing items that might drip colored dyes that can stain bathroom floors, floor mats or carpets in hotels.

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]]> http://spanglishbaby.com/ask-an-expert/ask-an-expert-one-parent-one-language-from-birth/#comment-167326 Mayumi Wed, 15 Aug 2012 20:06:42 +0000 http://www.spanglishbaby.com/?p=2516#comment-167326 Hi Claudia.
I think you should keep talking to your kids in German and your husband talk to them in English. It’s natural that they will talk more in German than in English because they live in Germany. But you should keep in mind that their father always have to talk to them in English, in order to be always consistent. If you are able and don’t have problem talking to them in English, then that is better.
But I totally understand your case. In my case, for the contrary, I’m a Japanese, born and raised in Mexico, married to a Mexican, and living in Mexico. Even though my first language was japanese because of my parents, it is difficult for me now to talk in japanese, so I speak spanish to my kid. I now know much more Spanish than Japanese. I teach him some words in japanese but I know it is not enough. He only understands Spanish. My son is now 2 y.o. and people around me encourage me to speak Japanese with him, but it’s not that easy! My husband is also stressing me to talk to the kid in Japanese because he will have more opportunities in the future blah blah, but i also don’t know what to do. ..

]]> http://spanglishbaby.com/ask-an-expert/ask-an-expert-one-parent-one-language-from-birth/#comment-18242 claudia Tue, 22 Feb 2011 20:21:14 +0000 http://www.spanglishbaby.com/?p=2516#comment-18242 hi
i got a problem, my husband makes me guilty for that our kids cant talk english like they can talk german. im german, he is american, he is most of the time at work, he is a us-soldier. he is deployed right now, im most of the time alone with the kids. we live in germany, the kids visiting the german kindergarten and im talking most of the time german to my kids. and my husband want me that i talk english to them, my question is, what should i do, i dont feel that comfortable with the english language like i do with german.and i really dont know how to teach the kids 2 languages. in 11/2 years my son gonna start going to the german school.
i really dont know what to do, should i talk english to them, german or both?
hope u can help me, cause slowly its driving me crazy
thank u so much

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