001 - In this episode, Kaisa and Camillo kick things off by introducing themselves and sharing their initial thoughts about the show.Subscribe to our feed and follow us on all podcast platforms. Reach out to us with your questions and topic suggestions. Let's build a community together! RSS: <a href='https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2188357.rss'>https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2188357.rss</a> Website: www.languageexperiment.com E-mail: contact@languageexperiment.com Instagram: @language_experiment_podcast

001 - In this episode, Kaisa and Camillo kick things off by introducing themselves and sharing their initial thoughts about the show. Subscribe to our feed and follow us on all podcast platforms. Reach out to us with your questions and topic suggestions. Let's build a community together! RSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2188357.rss Website: www.languageexperiment.com E-mail: contact@languageexperiment.com Instagram: @language_experiment_podcast

001 - In this episode, Kaisa and Camillo kick things off by introducing themselves and sharing their initial thoughts about the show.Subscribe to our feed and follow us on all podcast platforms. Reach out to us with your questions and topic suggestions. Let's build a community together! RSS: <a href="https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2188357.rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2188357.rss</a> Website: www.languageexperiment.com E-mail: contact@languageexperiment.com Instagram: @language_experiment_podcast

Welcome to the Language Experiment

How do I raise a multilingual child? Will exposing my child to multiple languages confuse them? Will their speech be delayed? How can I give them enough exposure to my mother tongue? These were just some of the questions that Kaisa and Camillo had when they were expecting their first child. Originally from Finland and Brazil, now living in the French speaking part of Canada, the couple searched for answers, literature and resources about multilingual upbringing. When their research turned out unfruitful, they agreed to do what felt most natural to them: practicing their own languages with their daughter while incorporating two local languages on top of that. The Language Experiment is a podcast where Kaisa and Camillo share their journey on multilingual parenting with hopes of helping and encouraging other parents who are looking to raise multilingual children. There will be interviews, practical tips and plenty of real life experiences and perspectives on multilingualism. You’ll discover how they helped their daughter become quadrilingual before the age of three only by reading, singing, playing and spending time outdoors with her. You’ll learn to recognize and critically assess some of the myths surrounding multilingual parenting. You’ll also hear from other parents and learn what worked for them and what didn’t. If you are a parent raising or wanting to raise children with multiple languages, this podcast is a must-listen. Hit subscribe now and join the community!

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How do I raise a multilingual child? Will exposing my child to multiple languages confuse them? Will their speech be delayed? How can I give them enough exposure to my mother tongue? These were just some of the questions that Kaisa and Camillo had when they were expecting their first child. Originally from Finland and Brazil, now living in the French speaking part of Canada, the couple searched for answers, literature and resources about multilingual upbringing. When their research turned out unfruitful, they agreed to do what felt most natural to them: practicing their own languages with their daughter while incorporating two local languages on top of that. The Language Experiment is a podcast where Kaisa and Camillo share their journey on multilingual parenting with hopes of helping and encouraging other parents who are looking to raise multilingual children. There will be interviews, practical tips and plenty of real life experiences and perspectives on multilingualism. You’ll discover how they helped their daughter become quadrilingual before the age of three only by reading, singing, playing and spending time outdoors with her. You’ll learn to recognize and critically assess some of the myths surrounding multilingual parenting. You’ll also hear from other parents and learn what worked for them and what didn’t. If you are a parent raising or wanting to raise children with multiple languages, this podcast is a must-listen. Hit subscribe now and join the community!

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