What would you tell families who wanna nurture two languages but they're not sure where to begin?

So the number one thing I tell families is be consistent.

Ideally, you want to start before age five when their brains are still developing, and they can acquire the language a little bit more easily.

But even if you're starting later, commit to it.

In my house, I'm the one that speaks Spanish.

My husband doesn't know Spanish.

He understands a lot, but he doesn't speak the language.

So I always end with this very challenging question for most guests, challenging and joyful question, which is, what does reading inspire for you?

Grace, let's start with you.

All right, well, lovely to be here.

Thank you all for joining us today, and what an honor to be with these incredible ladies.

So my childhood, I was raised by a single mother who immigrated from Colombia.

So at home, we spoke Spanish and ate Colombian food, listened to the music, the traditions.

And at school, I was first generation, speaking English to my classmates.

Slightly embarrassed by my lunch.

What have you found?