What we're building
Raising a bilingual child can feel more complicated than it should. There’s no shortage of advice, but much of it doesn’t reflect how children actually learn language. At Little Voices, we’re building tools grounded in what research shows: children learn through exposure, interaction, and play.
From the blog
I Feel Guilty My Child Doesn't Speak My Language
The guilt of raising a child who doesn't speak your language rarely gets talked about honestly. Here's where it actually comes from, and why it says far less about your parenting than it feels like it does.
My Child Started School and Stopped Speaking Our Language
Starting school often means a child suddenly answers back in the wrong language. Here's what's actually happening, and why it rarely means what parents fear it means.
Why Reading and Writing Matter for Keeping a Heritage Language Alive
Why learning to read and write in a heritage language matters just as much as speaking it, and what the research says about which one actually keeps a language alive long term.