Raising a bilingual child is a challenge. You want your child to learn as much as possible, but you don’t want to be an “over educator.”

For many of us, this is the reality of having a child who is learning a foreign language. You send your child to an awesome immersion program, only to find that they’re the only non-Asian student there...

A psychology professor at the University of British Columbia, Dr. Janet Werker, dedicates her studies to understanding how babies recognize language, and how that perception can shape their learning.

Your child is learning a second language. It’s exciting. It’s engaging. And, it’s isolating. Isolating? The problem is that there are times when your child feels like the odd kid out, or is told that they don’t sound like a native speaker.