Kotoboo is a website where caregivers and educators (and everyone else!) can get science-based information about language learning in childhood, in the form of comics. The information is brought to you directly by a stellar team of scientists who study how children learn language. Their scientists work across the globe, on all sorts of topics. Each Thursday, they get together to create a comic about what they know, to share with readers.

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If you need guidance about raising bilingual or multilingual children, the Family Language Advice Service (FLAS) offers a listening ear, advice, links to resources and answers based on your family’s unique situation. All free of charge.

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Whether to teach a child two languages at once is a question many parents in Quebec face. A new Concordia University study challenges myths about language mixing and weighs in on the psychology of early bilingualism.

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