Raising Bilingual Children in Italy

Hey Lucia.
I am from Angola, I was raised in Cuba and going to the French school. By the age of 3, I was speaking Portuguese, Spanish and French as a native to the three.
It takes a bit to adjust when we are in an environment where we speak one language only and move to another. But it's just a matter of time.
One of my friends, who was raised in Angola but her father is from Peru and her mother from Russia, going to the French schools (making 4 languages to work it), stutters sometimes when she's back to one language only environment. But how precious it is to being able to speak so many languages :-)

(And yes, do keep on talking to your children in English !!! :-))

Take care !

Thank you. This is the response and advice I have been getting from the experts. It is very precious indeed and I know the future will be awesome with these attributes. I try to continue speaking English but sometimes feel it is a losing battle since everyone else speaks Italian. I will keep it up. I look forward to hearing from you again. Lucia www.living-italy.blogspot.com