Will Learning 2 Languages Delay Speech or Confuse My Child? | Lovevery
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Veronica Fernandez, PhD, is a developmental psychologist and research scientist at the University of Miami. Her research focuses on understanding and improving the quality of interactions and early learning experiences for children.
She uses inquiry and play as mechanisms to promote equity for cultural and linguistically diverse children, families, and teachers. Most importantly, she is the mommy of a curious and spunky bilingual toddler - so she is putting her research into practice every day.
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Where are the studies about multi languages not causing speech delay?
Awesome! I’m talking to my infant in English and Spanish because I want him to be fluent in both languages.
Me too.
Only talk to him in YOUR native language.
Vero!!! Love that you just popped up on my feed 😆 And I love this encouragement as I’m trying to support my babies to be dual language learners. XOXO Janna
Just in time! This question was in my mind a few minutes ago while feeding my dd!! Many thanks!
If people have trouble understanding what a child is saying due to being bilingual too early breeds problems related to socialization. I prefer my child to learn to socialize well at an early age than speak 2languages early in life
Thank you for putting this out there!!!
Thank you for this! 🙏🏾 my toddler is leaning towards Japanese more than English right now but he can always get better at English because he will be going to school that teaches English
That is a question I was asking myself. By the way that expert seems extremely charismatic, her voice made me feel warm and comfortable. That is a rare trait and she seems to be born with it 🥰
These questions have been on my mind for some time. Thank you!! Where can I find the answer her explanation on how to teach/introduce three languages?
Yes! I'm bilingual and code switch all the time, that's my preferred state of being. There are studies that suggest having different people speak different languages to the child might help them "be less confused" but I think the researchers are the ones confused. What's wrong with code switching and mixing words and grammar, if you're in a social context of people who will understand? Bilingual people should be the ones doing research on bilingual children. Not monolingual eurocentric people.
I code switch all the time. I speak only in English if my audience are English speaking ones, but speak in more than one languages if my audience understands those languages. I was introduced to 3 languages from infancy and picked up a couple more as I grew older. I sometimes catch myself switching languages on the go per my audience/listener.
Arent Europeans more likely to speak multiple languages?
It's soooo easy
Get on with it. Best thing you can give your child.
My toddler does that 😂. I think it’s just because he’s more confortable doing sentences in one language because he hears that language a bit more and mix words from the second language. But know he started to differenciate a bit better. It’s very interesting to see his language developpement.
My son was a bi-lingual chatterbox. I used to think ..wow he knows every word twice!
So helpful thank you.
Our pleasure ❤️ Glad it was helpful!
@@Lovevery pppp
Thanks for this! I asked myself this question. As I am talking to my 1yr old in filipino language, her dad talks to her in english and her nanny talks to her in spanish!
I only spoke Hmong starting at birth , but then at age 4, English was introduced. I code switch a lot whenever I was missing of a Hmong vocabulary. I speak an 8 tonal language so it is completely different, and the explanation of relatives differs from the American way.
My 2.5 year old son understands two languages, English and Spanish. He says words here and there, but not two word sentences. What can I do to encourage him speak or say more words?
Read to him in both languages. I read to my toddler in both, we have books in each language and when we communicate, we don’t mix both languages in the same sentence. It’s either one or the other in that moment.
@@beatrizg9417 Thank you for that information. I will buy him Spanish books to add to his library. We read lots of English books, but not Spanish. Definitely going to do this. Thank you once again. I appreciate it 😊
Thank you !!! We are doing 3 languages and I was scared he’d be too overwhelmed
My son is 24 months old, and he's learning more 3 languages, I'm constantly worried about his speech, he can just say mama, papa and bye bye. I try so hard not to compare him with his age mates that are learning one language 😢
@@mosimatjale6756how did it turn out? My niece (24 months) is going with only 1 language and she’s taking long to learn, either way . I will soon have a newborn, I speak natively 2 languages, I want to teach him English. How is your experience going ?
Yes! This!!
My child will be learning at least 7 languages- She knows two to three. She is doing SAT words too. Yes, I know how to expose my child to easier ways of learning.
I wish I would of showed my babies
I know this one 🙋🏻♀️.....NO!