r/multilingualparenting↗
Raising Kids Multilingually
A place to discuss and support the challenges, triumphs and questions relating to raising children with more than one language or culture involved. Whether OPOL or expat, two languages or five, hopefully we can share tips and support one another.
31k subscribers126 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~4% by known bots)110 authors / mosince 2018
r/multilingualparenting has 31k members (+39% over the last 12 months). It gets about 126 posts a month from 110 people. Top topics: Korean Language Learning, French Learning Resources and Reading Materials and Books.
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- Korean Language Learning0.5%
- French Learning Resources0.2%
- Reading Materials and Books0.2%
- Ukrainian Language Learning0.1%
- Chinese Learning Phrases0.1%
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- asha.org
- Apple
- Spotify
- Pathways
- ResearchGate
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