Already, the linguistic approach must be done as early as possible for the child to facilitate his learning. A bilingual nanny allows children to integrate the best possible accent right from the start, and therefore will allow them to speak in a common way later.
The relationship counts enormously, in the sense that if the children do not get along with their nanny, there will be no chance for them to communicate with her, and therefore make progress in the language. One of our clients told us: "A nanny, it must be a bit like a tata with which children get along well, it must be a family relationship".
It does not matter what job the children will have later, you have to know how to work internationally.
Naturally, all parents want the best for their child, are ambitious for them. To bring them a foreign language from an early age is a huge plus. In addition, children learn quickly, so why not? For many families, immersing their child from a very young age in a foreign language is a chance to take. The chance that one day they will study abroad, go live there, travel without having barriers.
To make children multilingual is to make them bilingual earlier, to develop their brain, their memory capacity and their intellectual abilities. The current global environment makes it today essential to speak at least one language. Not being able to speak fluently an additional language nowadays is becoming a real handicap, especially for future generations who will be even more confronted with this phenomenon.
In all schools and universities, we no longer count the sectors that offer a year abroad. In companies, there is a growing demand for employees to speak an additional language to interact with their counterparts abroad.
The Mômji system is also a way to take advantage of this bilingual approach without necessarily going through private Anglo-Saxon schools that can be too expensive.
And you, what do you think of early bilingualism?
