Our quiz revealed that you are a monolingual household
This group’s biggest concern is to introduce another language.
How is this relevant?
You have more in common with people in the same household constellation than friends who speak the same language.
You need people who speak your language for playdates and social interactions. You need people who are in the same household constellation to ask for advice.
Focus on imagining space for your languages
You both speak the language of the country you’re living in to your children. Perhaps this is your natural default or perhaps you are not yet speaking your language to your children and have the potential to turn your household into a Bilingual Minority, Bilingual Majority, or Trilingual household. If that’s the case, take the test again and answer with your potential language balance in mind.
If this is your natural default, imagine how exposing your children to other languages prepares them for an incredibly bright future.
Visualise a meadow: diverse vegetation is key to keeping your plot healthy.
How grown-up multilinguals do it
We are here to help
You should focus your energy on figuring out how to imagine space for your languages. If you feel unsure, go through these ten statements and download our map to raising multilingual children. This should give you some pointers.
If you are ready to take action, join us for one of our courses and meet other parents just like you.
IMAGINE to Create, negotiate and Keep
space for your languages
