How might the language development of a child exposed to two or more languages in the home differ from that of a monolingual child? In what ways might their development be similar?

Answer 1

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My son and wife are very successfully raising a bilingual child -- French and English. She is now in 3rd grade and studies everything in both languages.

Answer 2

Many children grow up in bi lingual homes... their parents speak to them in and they pick them up like they do everything else.... often using them interchangeably. My grandson will be tri-lingual and seems to respond appropriately to whomever is speaking.