Re: Bringing up kids abroad That's great advice. I'll check out the books too, although the first hand experience you described is really what I'm interested in.
Incidentally, my wife speaks Italian and I try to speak only in English but often slip back into Italian. Plus the fact most of the adult conversations I have in her presence are in Italian, so she hears me a lot when I'm not speaking mother tongue.
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