Thank you very much for sharing.

I love Jazz, and I like Ella Fitzgerald. Thanks for sharing. will checkout soon.

This is also a question we discussed in our family. Finally, we reached an idea that we probably will teach American English first, since we can get resources easier than teaching British English.

I think kids who are taught with American English should easily understand British English too, and vice versa. American English and British English are like different dialects of a language. When we learn one, we can understand the other without effort. maybe just a little bit. should be very easy.

What do you think?

We are a bilingual family. We speak Chinese and Thai. We also teach my first daughter English. She is now fluent in all these three languages. For my 2nd daughter, she is only 7 months+. We are trying to talk to her in all the three languages. But I think I will start from Chinese, which is my natice tounge to show her cards or read her books. Not sure if it is a correct concept. Will try to find out answers from the website. It's what I really need. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for sharing the book. Just downloaded it. 

This is a great idea. I should try too. Do you use A4 paper?

Thank you all for your comments. I am happy that I can make some contribute to this forum too.

that's totally awesome. thanks for sharing

both links are very helpful. many thanks to you, Ayesha

I usually use classical music as a background sound when we play etc. I use Africa songs and classical ballet music when we move and dance together. I think both are good to my baby.

the 2nd one is really awesome. thanks for sharing.

It's traditional Chinese. The website is run by a Hong Kong couple. There are a lot of Doman style materials they used for teaching their two daughters.

that's cool. great ideas for toys and activities. thanks for sharing!

50 books a day, that's a lot. I only have time before and after work. We usually read about 10 books a day, in English, Chinese and Thai. We dont have a nearby liabrary to go. I have to find materials online and print my own books.

We have no choice for my baby. I am Chinese, my husband is Thai, so she has to learn these two languages. The third language has to be English.

For my first daughter, we did the same to her. She is now 13, and she can speak all these languages very frequently. But it's a pity she is not very good at reading and learning Chinese.