Practicing two languages stimulates brain plasticity. Bilingual children often develop a better ability to concentrate, greater problem-solving skills, and excellent working memory.
By learning that "pomme" can also be "apple" or "elma," children understand very early on that there are different ways of seeing and describing the world. This is the first step toward becoming a global citizen.
Introducing a child to the sounds of another language from an early age greatly facilitates the learning of additional languages later on.
It is a precious gift.
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