You're not alone! Plenty of parents want their kids to know a second language, even if they never learned it themselves. In addition to learning it together, here's what you can do, according to Liliana Diaz-Vazquez, M.S., CCC-SLP/L, a bilingual speech therapist.

Help your little one put her new language skills to great use by making a friend or loved one smile today. Save this PDF to your computer, or simply view the list here!

With this adorable, blossoming craft, your littles will learn not only how to be kind to themselves and to others, but also new Spanish words. 📚🌸 Pair it with a bilingual children's book in Spanish like Malty the Blue Tiger!

We spoke to a dual language kindergarten teacher to answer all of your questions about these language immersion schools. 

Make sure your child is prepared with these crucial phrases to know in any scenario!

It’s not right, but teasing about speech or accents is usually brushed off more easily than other types. Here’s why that might be, and signs your child is feeling insecure about his or her speech.

Have a hand, paper, and paint? It's all you need for this adorable painting that's oh-so-fridge-worthy.  

The effect bilingualism has on the brain is absolutely astounding! Click below to see the top ten benefits. 

We love crafts that entertain little ones–but even better if those DIYs double as toys for imaginative play.

Catalina Burton's family approaches learning in a special way. This is her story as a bilingual mother of a 5-year-old and 2-year-old, and her advice for parents considering raising multilingual kids.

Saying hello is the first step to every beautiful conversation! Teach your child common greetings in Spanish with this handy printable vocabulary list. 

If your child loves learning Spanish or another language in school, but clams up when it comes to speaking it in public, these tips from Clarissa Duskin, M.Ed., the parent representative for the National Association for Bilingual Education, will help!