03/11/2026
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La Capucine est une Prématernelle francophone (journée complète) qui offre l'éducation aux enfants âgés de 3-5 ans.
La Capucine is a francophone full-day preschool for 3-5 year olds.
03/11/2026
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03/08/2026
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02/24/2026
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10/17/2025
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10/14/2025
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Babies start life able to hear and tell apart every speech sound in the world.
But here’s the catch: by the second half of their first year, their brains begin a process called neural pruning. They get better at recognizing the sounds they hear most often and less sensitive to those they don’t. In other words, babies are already becoming selective to their native language before their first birthday.
So what happens if a baby grows up hearing two languages?
Brain imaging studies show that:
- Monolingual infants at 11 months are tuned mostly to their home language.
- Bilingual infants stay sensitive to both languages.
Bilingual brains do this by taking more time to shift from hearing sounds to interpreting them as speech. This slower shift is actually an advantage. It helps bilingual babies adapt to more varied input, and it engages brain regions linked to focus, problem-solving, and self-control.
For parents and professionals, this is a powerful reminder: if you want children to retain their home language and become proficient in English, consistent exposure to both languages early on is key. The brain is listening and shaping itself long before a child speaks their first word.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nrfE5S
Reference:
Abutalebi, J., P.A. Della Rosa, D.W. Green, M. Hernandez, P. Scifo, R. Keim, S.F. Cappa, & A. Costa. (2012). Bilingualism Tunes the Anterior Cingulate Cortex for Conflict Monitoring. Cerebral Cortex, 22(9), 2076–2086.
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