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@meshaa my nephew Gabriel was upset when i said words in german and said very clearly "apfel" is dad, mimi is manzana (both my sister and I spoke spanish to him) and the common language to us three adults was french (so he actually said "nooooo, apfel c'est papa! mimí c'est manzana!"

@lippy1004 no

@matthew0101 then, videocalls with galician family for baby (with you!) some songs and dibujos animados in galician :-) your son will understand very fast that you speak english spanish and galician, that mum and the community speak english (but that mum understands spanish) and that los abuelos...

@matthew0101 how often do you visit your family in Galicia? and how often do they visit you? one solution would be that your relatives adress him in Galician. i presume you usually use that language when you're with them. your son will learn the language on those visits :-) otherwise you can...

@jmz bilingual kids have often no delay at all. what I mean is that bilingualism is not the cause of speech delay. bilingual children are not most often delayed than monolingual children.

@matthew0101 he will grasp they are different languages, since words for objects, verbs... won't be exactly the same.