Multilingual kids
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[edit] What is a multilingual kid?
A multilingual kid is a kid who commands more than one language including her/his native language. There are a bilingual (two languages) & trilingual (three languages). A multilingual kid's language skills differs between how good his/her can write/read/speak and varies from excellent to fair.
[edit] Why would I want my kid to be a multilingual one?
Simply, because knowledge is power. Giving the ability to your kid to communicate in one or more language beside her/his native language is a boost to their life overall, hence learning new languages opens a vast space to diverse cultures.

