Update on my life, BORING! LOL

As Peter always says "It doesn't matter as long as they are healthy!" and my little addition to that statement... "and SLEEP!!!!" hehehehehee

i studied language acquistion and one thing we did a lot of was debate about children learning more than one langugae. Despite people swearing that it makes the child find speaking difficult, it does not. children who are exposed to more than one langugae at a time MAY speak thei first langugage a little later than average, but will speak perfectly fine, and depending on exposure, will also pick up other languages really quiclly too. being bi-multi lingual does not impede chid development at all. Zaara will not be confused at all. She may be, like me, lazy and mix her langugages, but generally she'll be fine.

Seiously Roksana, she'll find knowing four languages a huge benefit at school. Kids that know more than one langugage tend to be able to pick up more with ease. She'll be the envy of her peers. And really, development is not hindered at all. I can't re-iterate that enough. I would've loved Jake to have been a lot longer in Japan and picked up more of the langugage, but alas, 'twas not to be.

Hey roksana this lady i know is playing tapes of all these different laguages to her baby while it sleeps so it can speak them all. I think Zaara is lucky to learn all those lauguages so young I attempted to learn french at 13 and what a joke that was.