To talk a little bit about my family, I am Vietnamese and so I can speak of course fluently Vietnamese (my mother tongue) and English (my second langue used mostly during my studying and working in New Zealand and Chile). My Chilean husband, Diego, is also multilingual. He can speak fluently in 4 languages which are his native language Aymara, Spanish, Portuguese, and English.

So we have decided to teach our little Mila to be a multilingual child from day one. We have been just homeschooling teaching l her a variety of fun, easy-to-learn curriculums, and activities that are related to learning languages. As we believe, the best way to learn languages is through playing and having fun.

However, the biggest challenge to raising a bilingual or multilingual child is keeping your child always excited and willing to speak minor languages that you want them to use to speak to you and your family members, instead of their surrounding language. If you ever feel that teaching and keeping many languages alive at the same time in your little ones’ brains are not easy, we are in the same boat. 

That is why Little Multilingual Minds is established. I and my family/ Little Multilingual Minds team are here for you and support you in the long path to raising your bilingual or multilingual minds from an early age. Here, we share with you all activities, books, and many other educational printable materials that we are currently using to teach Mila languages at home.