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@lippy1004 Yeah I think at a young age kids have a language all their own. I see a lot of friendship formed from personality and playing similarly. It's less about language. My son's caregivers at daycare and now teachers in preschool have never mentioned him having issues socializing.

@lippy1004 My son has tons of friends and I don't get any sense that he feels left out. I see other kids greet him excitedly and if your daughter goes to daycare she'll get community language input to set her up for success.

@aidenb In my experience, but it's just me, it hasn't hindered anything. My son has been in daycare in the community language since he was 9 months. He's 2.5 now and still is mostly verbal in the minority language, which I always speak to him at home. We also Facetime my relatives, watch tv and...