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One-Parent-One-Language is just the beginning. We give parents clarity on how to raise trilingual children, so that they can feel confident and build strong family connections.
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"It's really sad missing this time window because it would have been much easier. With the younger sibling, I know I have to do it differently, but I do not know how."
Mum, 3 & 1 y.o. daughters (Spain)
"They speak English, German, but not Brazilian Portuguese. For me, it does not create this bond that the family needs to have..."
Mum, 3 y.o. daughter (Brazil)
"I'd love him to know his background. I'd love him to be able to differentiate himself. My disappointment is that he will never think of himself as half Greek."
Dad, 5 y.o. son (Greek)
Raising a trilingual child is hard.
Too many parents struggle to pass on their native language.
With the right strategies, your child can speak three languages.
We help parents with research-based tools and practical guidance so they can:
watch their children communicate with their grandparents,
avoid future regrets,
feel the joy of emotional bonding in their native language.
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Learn from Dr Agnes
Founder
Dr Agnes Faron
Sociolinguist | Conference speaker | Mum of 3 trilingual children
Dr Agnes is a mum, researcher and conference speaker who combines real-world parenting experience with academic expertise in trilingual families. She completed her PhD at the School of Languages and Cultures at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her doctoral research analysed data from over 130 trilingual families speaking more than 30 languages. It is currently the largest study with trilingual families in Australia.
Dr Agnes speaks fluent English, Polish, and Spanish and has studied Chinese (Mandarin), German, Italian and Portuguese. She is raising three trilingual children.
Her mission is to ensure that research findings about raising children in international couples reach those who need them most: parents.
Parents who succeed don't know more about grammar or language teaching.
They know more about the power of language habits.
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One-Parent-One-Language is not enough.
We help parents develop a research-based plan for raising trilingual children, so that they can feel confident and build strong family connections.