It's good to narrate activities and surroundings. I've done that a lot with family and friend's babies when I've babysat. But in a regular tone of voice, so I'm wondering, is the higher pitch/song like voice better to use? Can babies hear that easier?
Woohoo how does it go? My bf is an American and I can't imagine him speaking another language. That would be crazy... However I think children should focus on one language as their mother tongue so they can learn it properly... We all know the bi/multilinguals' struggles. But expose them to all three languages... Either way you won't prevent sentences like "Das ist ein monkey!" 😄
i say go for both! My husband speaks Nepali and HIndi to our baby boy- i speak to him in Spanish and English. I know it sounds like a lot but I knew a couple (South Indian man, Latina woman) who had two kids together. They practiced all of their letters and numbers in five languages! Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, English and Spanish. The kids totally got it! they just made sure to always separate the groups of words as not to lead to confusion. The earlier you expose them the better. Your child will be glad to know his mother tounge as he becomes older. That stuff is important! Good luck and congratulations!
As an ex baby this is true
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1.Narrate your Day
2.Get baby Listening
3.Ask Baby Question
4.Let Baby Respond
5.Sing your words
6.Read Out Loud.
Thank you for this video!!! I always am very detailed with baby or toddlers
Other people: Booboo Baabaa you so cute aren’t you!
Me: Hey how are you? Why aren’t you answering? Ooh wait you can’t talk yet..
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my sister's pregnant and i can't babytalk if my life depended on it
Love this!
Thanku sister.helped a lot🙏
It's good to narrate activities and surroundings. I've done that a lot with family and friend's babies when I've babysat. But in a regular tone of voice, so I'm wondering, is the higher pitch/song like voice better to use? Can babies hear that easier?
Thanks.
I'll take this video as a tutorial for teaching duo-languages for English fist step.
Thankyou
I love this video
Over here with baby fever bruh
Beiber fever
Im indonesian and my husband is german, but we speak in english, im so nervous i hope my baby can be multilingual without trouble
Talk to baby in multiple languages... Most probably your baby will grasp all 3 language because of his very young age
Woohoo how does it go? My bf is an American and I can't imagine him speaking another language. That would be crazy... However I think children should focus on one language as their mother tongue so they can learn it properly... We all know the bi/multilinguals' struggles. But expose them to all three languages...
Either way you won't prevent sentences like "Das ist ein monkey!" 😄
Thank you very much
Thank you
I'm not crazy for speaking out loud to my babies mommy knows best
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Hi is it fine to talk with my baby in dual language (like english or his native hindi) or i am just make things more complex..
i say go for both! My husband speaks Nepali and HIndi to our baby boy- i speak to him in Spanish and English. I know it sounds like a lot but I knew a couple (South Indian man, Latina woman) who had two kids together. They practiced all of their letters and numbers in five languages! Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, English and Spanish. The kids totally got it! they just made sure to always separate the groups of words as not to lead to confusion. The earlier you expose them the better. Your child will be glad to know his mother tounge as he becomes older. That stuff is important! Good luck and congratulations!
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Write the sentences on the screen
When the baby talks to you: 😳
Just dont talk in high pitch
Just talk normally lmao
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Thank you