Welcome to bilingual mamas! I’m Sarah, a mama living in Italy but born in Britain. I have two boys who I’m teaching to be completely bilingual. In our home there’s a lot of language switching and multilingual activities. Raising a bilingual family takes work and dedication and I have ventured into this bilingual experiment with an open mind and despite the scary unknown.
This blog is also about the trials and tribulations of bringing up bilingual children in a monolingual environment and the fears of children losing minority languages. Find helpful articles and resources to begin, strengthen or keep up the excellent achievement that is being bilingual or multilingual.
Bilingual mamas 
Hello Sarah
I found your blog thanks to the Facebook group dedicated to bilingual children. I find your ideas interesting and hope to read more from you 😉
I also have a little daughter that I hope to raise bilingual. She is a few months old, so no talk yet 😀 But I am doing a lot of online research in order to better understand how raising bilingual children works.
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Hi OanaLivia,
Thank you for your message, I hope you find my blog useful and that I can help in some way. Raising bilingual children requires dedication and even creativity but is a great source of satisfaction once you see it start to ‘work’.
Good luck to you!
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Have a lovely day!
Sarah
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Hi Sara,
I found your blog for a Facebook group, It’s nice to know other moms with similar cases to share experiences, my husband and we are natives with different languages (english and spanish) but exposed in a third language (cantones) and we believe in the importance that our baby to be bilingual.
Congrats, your blog it’s usefull 😉
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Thanks Vanessa! Thanks for the kind words, I’m glad you find it useful! Keep up the good work!
Sarah
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