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Bringing Up Baby Bilingual
- How to help babies acquire languages? (Method 1)
- How to say garlic, green bean, grape and grapefruit in Chinese?
- Chinese animation – masterpiece of Chinese culture and art, part 1
- Enjoy 50 years of Disney magic in two/three languages
- The legend of Chinese Lunar New Year
- Why my baby isn’t talking yet?
- How to say tomato, watermelon, yam and zucchini in Chinese?
- Best4Future’s first Spanish/English bilingual children’s books
- How to say celery, corn, cucumber and coconut in Chinese?
- How to say pea, potato, peach and pear in Chinese?
About Us
Hi, I am Lina Dickson. Welcome to Best4Future Blog. I grew up frustrated in learning a foreign language in a non-native language environment. Now I am looking for fun and effective ways to help my daughter acquire Chinese as a second language.
This blog is a record of my exploration and journey to bring up baby bilingual.
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Recent Posts
- Chinese children’s song: Happy Chinese New Year!
- 2012: the Year of dragon
- This year’s special Christmas
- Chinese children’s song: Jingle Bells
- After the twins were born…
- Chinese children’s song: If you’re Happy Clap Your Hands
- Baby’s growth, month 39
- Chinese mythology: Monkey King Wreaks Havoc in Heaven
- The best bilingual book series, with bilingual CD
- Chinese children’s song: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
