Whistlefritz Spanish for Kids Educator's Collection Review

Preschool, home-school  daycare, or just parent guided, however you choose to educate your kids make sure you are active with it!  One aspect of learning that should start early is language exposure!  We have to get those language channels developing early.  Many cultures and countries teach their kids multiple languages and it is important to me that my kids learn or are at least exposed to languages early.  

Boca Beth Review

I'm a big believer in exposing kids to languages early.   That's why I love language tools that you can use on your kids no matter the age.  It is nice when they are easy to use and understand.

Expanding their minds to the language of the world!

I think it is important as a parent to show your kids as much as the worlds knowledge as you can.  For some of us this will mean doing so with knowledge and books.  For others, it may mean trips abroad.  Regardless one of the most important parts of learning about the world is knowing that communication is important.  At home we can teach our kids about communicating through customs, like foods for specific occasions, maybe a way of setting the table, or decorations for a holiday the other culture you are learning about celebrates.  Each communicates different ways of respect, joy, sorry, or a broad array of non-verbal communication skills.  For those traveling abroad you may want to look into translations services  this way you can  make sure that you are full exposing your child to the parts of the world you've taken them too!  After all, a child isn't brain is so much for receptive than an adults to language opening up those avenues with exposure to properly spoken language while you do will help in opening those language pathways for use later.  Regardless of whether you are capable of going abroad or not, all families have in their power the ability to expose their children to all parts of the world.  The more you expose your child to today, the further they can go tomorrow!  

French made easy Book Review

Today's world is a tough one.  Kids need more skills for them to succeed in the vastly melding world.  As mothers we have to have a constant eye on what they are learning and how well they are achieving the skills they will need later in life.  We will need to do what we can as parents to help our children grow.  One area the kids will need to have vast knowledge in is languages.  The business world has been international for a while now and it will only become more webbed as time goes on.  So, where does a non-bilingual mom start when addressing learning languages?  Why not with a book and the basics?

Eric's Arabic Hour- Lesson 2

Hello again blogosphere!  I am back once again to help with your Arabic skills to the extent you are interested or can stomach it.  This is the second lesson in Arabic that I have done and it covers the 2^nd, 3^rd, and 4^th letters of the Arabic alphabet.  You can find the first lesson here for reference. 

Arabic Hour with Eric! Hubby Take-Over Time

Hello again blogosphere!  In case you don’t remember me I am the husband of the architect of this blog and I did a post on the need to teach your children languages in an increasingly global economy a while back.  My wife has asked me, once again, to provide a short blog that could provide some insight into something that may be of interest to the Mom’s out there.  I hope you enjoy.

Husband Take Over!

Hello Blogosphere.  My name is Eric Billings (husband of the proprietor of this blog) and I have been asked to provide a post of some relevance to help my very busy wife during this holiday season.  At first, I was perplexed by the offer seeing as this is a blog about being a mother, which, to many individuals’ amazement, is an occupation for which I have not much experience.  However, after much consultation with my much more experienced wife, I feel that I have gained a base understanding of the position, thus allowing me to extol, upon ye faithful readers, the virtues of a subject that is near and dear to my heart.  I hope you find it helpful and enjoyable.