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Get Your Bilingual Child Speaking
A Step-by-Step Plan to Move Your Kid From Understanding a Heritage Language to Actually Answering in It, and to Settle One-Parent-One-Language Disputes at HomeBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 17m
About this audiobook
Your child understands every word you say in your language. They just won't say any of them back. You ask a question in the heritage language and the answer comes in English (or French, or Dutch, or whatever the neighborhood speaks), and you start to wonder whether all your effort is quietly failing. Meanwhile your partner shrugs, your mother-in-law warns you're confusing the poor kid, and the preschool hints that the second language is a 'problem.' Get Your Bilingual Child Speaking is the practical plan for exactly this wall. It is not a cheerleading book about why bilingualism is wonderful, and it is not another theory lecture. It is about getting the words to come OUT and keeping peace in the house while you do it. Unlike general bilingual-parenting overviews, it is built around the single most common failure point -- the child who understands but won't produce -- and the household conflicts that sabotage so many families. Inside, you'll learn: Clear, kind, and specific -- so the language you love doesn't stop with you.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help
Length3 hrs 17 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 5, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Important Notice
2They Understand Everything and Say Nothing Back
3Chapter 1: Why Understanding Comes First and Speaking Comes Later
4Chapter 2: Choosing a Method That Fits Your Actual Household
5Chapter 3: Building a Real Reason to Speak
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6Chapter 4: When They Answer in the Wrong Language
7Chapter 5: Flooding the Home With Rich, Living Input
8Chapter 6: Finding Other People Who Speak It
9Chapter 7: What to Expect From Babies to Teenagers
10Chapter 8: Getting Your Partner on the Same Page
11Chapter 9: Grandparents, In-Laws, and the "You'll Confuse Her" Crowd
12Chapter 10: Daycare, School, and Knowing When to Really Worry
13Chapter 11: Doing It Alone, or in a Language You're Still Learning
14Chapter 12: Keeping It Going Without a Daily Battle
15The Language Doesn't Have to Stop With You
16Quick Reference: Methods, Scripts, Milestones, and Red Flags