Multilingual families
Grandparents who speak your home language are a strong ally for a child in Saigon. What research says about video calls, ideas by age, and how to plan visits.
Settling in
Children who speak neither classroom language usually cope better than parents fear. The stages they go through, survival words to teach, and when to ask for he
Your child hears Vietnamese and English all day at school. Here is how to protect a third home language: an exposure audit, real need, and a 12-week plan.
Multilingual families
One parent, one language is the best-known family strategy, but not always the best fit. How OPOL works, its alternatives, and signs your plan needs adjusting.
Multilingual families
A sentence that starts in Korean, borrows English and ends in Vietnamese is usually a normal stage. Why children mix, the patterns to expect, and how to respond
Multilingual families
When parents come from two countries and talk to each other in a third language, which languages should the child get? A guide for mixed families in Saigon.
