Who want to raise their children with two, three, or more languages
Before I built these courses, I spent years in academic research studying how children acquire multiple languages at the same time and watching a frustrating gap play out in real time. The nuance that existed in research circles never made it to the parents who actually needed it. Families were getting recycled advice, all-or-nothing suggestions, one-size-fits-all strategies, and a lot of guilt when things didn't 'go to plan'.
These courses were made to close that gap. Each one is built on the actual science of bilingual language acquisition, not forum wisdom, not outdated rules, and designed around the reality that no two families look the same. I've worked with hundreds of families across dozens of language combinations, and I built these courses around the challenges that come up again and again.
If you've spent hours googling and still feel like you're guessing, you're not doing it wrong. You just haven't had the right information yet.
Maybe you and your partner both speak different languages, and you want your baby to hola and adjø with ease.
Maybe you speak another language and dream of hearing your baby's first words be in the same language your mother spoke to you
Maybe you fell in love with Italian during study abroad and would love to pass the bella lingua to your not-so Italian baby.
Maybe you rode the struggle bus in high school Spanish and don’t want the same for your little one...
No matter why you’re raising a bilingual child, you want your child to speak multiple languages, and you want to make the best decisions for your family.
These courses can help.
Learn how to establish flexible language routines, choose a language strategy, understand your baby’s early bilingual milestones, and set up the foundation for bilingualism to thrive in your home—all while skipping the outdated approaches and one-size-fits all methods that don’t fit your family’s unique environment.
This workshop helps parents who speak different languages make joint decisions about their family's bilingualism, decide on roles that support language development, and manage the mental load that comes with bilingual parenting.
Ready or not, siblings have even more impact on the long-term success of your family's bilingualism than you do. This class offers practical solutions on how to introduce, maintain, and encourage target language use between bilingual siblings.
This course offers a connection-based approach to activating language skills in children who understand everything but only speak one of their languages. When you're ready to activate your child's passive language skills, this course provides all the strategies to make active bilingualism a real possibility for your bilingual child.
Knowing you want to raise a bilingual child is one thing. Knowing how to make it actually happen in your real life, with your real family, is another. This bootcamp walks you through building a personalized family language plan from scratch — one that fits your home, your goals, and your schedule. No one-size-fits-all frameworks. No strategies that fall apart by week two.
Language learning doesn't have to mean flashcards and forced conversations. This activity guide gives you 100+ play-based ideas to weave your target language into everyday family life — bath time, car rides, mealtimes, weekends. Designed for busy parents who want language exposure to feel natural, not like homework.
Yay, congratulations! You’re probably full of excitement and as you start to take in all the information about the different approaches you can take with your new baby (and new family dynamics!). I’d recommend The Bilingual Baby Masterclass, which gives you everything you’ll need to know for the first 18 months of bilingualism!
If you have an older child too, grab The Bilingual Sibling Guide at the same time because that includes a bonus with all the information about preparing for and managing sibling language dynamics with a new baby brother or sister!
Sometimes it feels like you and your partner are speaking different languages— literally and figuratively. The partner workshop helps parents get on the same page when it comes to raising multilingual children. Going beyond just ''each speak your language", this workshop makes sure both parents have set roles, shows how parents can share the mental load, and gives practical advice on how a non-fluent parent can support their bilingual partner.
If you're tired of cobbling together tips from Instagram threads and want an actual structure for your family's bilingualism, the Language Planning Bootcamp is where to start. It walks you through every piece of a family language plan: from setting realistic goals to choosing strategies that fit your lifestyle, so you leave with something you can actually use, not just another list of suggestions or strict rules to try.
If you’re dealing with a child who speaks one language (but understands two), I’d recommend checking out the language reactivation course! This course helps you get to the root of your child’s passive bilingualism and take gentle, connected steps to get your child speaking all their languages!
I’d also highly recommend checking out our consultation options and adding one on top of this course—sometimes having expert eyes on your situation can be what makes the difference in cases like this!
If you know you should be doing something to support language development but struggle to make it happen consistently in daily life, the Family Language Playbook is exactly what you need. It's 100+ play-based activities organized by age and context, so you always have something to reach for, whether you have five minutes or are looking to fill up the whole afternoon.
Families with more than one child know the dynamic changes that happen with each new addition to the family. To understand more about sibling dynamics in bilingualism and how to gently encourage children to use the target language together, check out The Bilingual Sibling Guide.
If you’re dealing with another situation, have a concern about your child’s language development, or have a question about another topic not addressed here, I’d recommend checking out our consultation options. Our consultations will specifically address any concern or question you have and give practical, tailored advice for your family.