The window of opportunity is highest between birth and age six,

but especially great  between the ages of birth and age three.     

An infant’s brain is hard-wired to learn a language naturally. The window of opportunity in the human brain for developing languages is highest between birth and age six.  A child’s natural capability to learn a language in the first three years of life is so great that he or she can learn as many languages as they are exposed to.  A child’s natural ability gradually declines so that basic connections can no longer be made in the brain around age nine or ten when conventional schooling begins to offer foreign language instruction. Children are therefore often introduced to foreign languages too late to be of value. Baby Lingua knows that it’s never too early for language instruction— but it can be too late!   Baby Lingua uses songs, games and movement specially designed to teach young children while their minds are programmed to learn a language naturally. 

The ability to learn a foreign language

decreases with age.

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Birth   1   2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10    11    12    13    14     

Did you know?

 

Never again will learning a foreign language be this easy for your child.  Never! 

 

Children exposed to more than one language exhibit a higher I.Q.

 

Children exposed to more than one language have better listening skills, improved math abilities and superior problem solving skills.

 

Children exposed to more than one language have more creativity, improved overall school performance and reasoning skills.

 

Children exposed to more than one language have statistically higher scores on standardized tests and an easier time learning foreign languages later in life.