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What I do when my daughter responds in English Sometimes the hardest thing is getting your child to speak their second language, even if they know how to. There are so many reasons for this – for o...

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I recently came across WorldWide Buddies and their MiniLingo Hindi/English Bilingual Flashcards.

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The Best Hindi TV Shows for Kids on Netflix (Updated) An easy and low-effort way to give your kids exposure to Hindi/Urdu! Bollywood movies are great, but sometimes you just want your child to watc...

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I’ve been teaching language for years and constantly need quick solutions to "the wiggles" and distractions.

One of my favorite tricks is easy to do and very powerful. Especially if your kids (and you) have a busy schedule and need some relaxing time.

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Our Hindi bilingual podcast -- Hindi Bedtime Stories for kids is now available wherever you find your podcasts (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and more). 

These stories are a wonderful way to expose your child to Hindi -- using familiar stories they already know like Goldielocks and the Three Bears, The Three Little Pigs and The Little Red Riding Hood. 

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The Top 8 Hindi-Language Products That I Use with My Toddler, That You Can Buy Today! Many parents ask, when should I start teaching my child Hindi? I always say -- the earlier the better! Even if ...

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Traditionally, on this day younger sisters tie a Rakhi (a decorated thread) on their big brother for his protection.

Today, families around the world use this holiday as an opportunity to celebrate the bond between all siblings. By tying a rakhi on their sibling, or by getting the rakhi tied to them -- it symbolizes they will always have one another's best interest at heart. The Rakhi symbolizes protection, love and respect.

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Interview with Luckshmi Nirmalananda - CEO & Founder, The Heritage Supply Co.® We recently had the pleasure of collaborating with Luckshmi Nirmalananda, the Founder of The Heritage Supply Co.® ...

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Did you know — because the British ruled over India for so long — many Hindi words were adopted into the English language. And we still use these words today!

Here are a few, but there are SO many more. There is even a whole dictionary (Hobson Jobson Dictionary) dedicated to these and other similar words 😊.

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