@smallf If you look at https://ialpasoc.info/faqs/faqs-from-the-multilingual-affairs-committee/, it's actually not true that they speak later. It MAY seem like that at first but multilingual children still meet the expected milestones. I'm a bit disappointed your doctor said that but I suppose he's also preparing IN CASE it seems like your child is talking later so you won't stress.
I have met a little girl exposed to 5 languages (Thai, Teo-Chew, Shanghainese, Mandarin and Cantonese - and English) and she was speaking earlier than my son who was exposed to 2. Every kid is different.
I have met a little girl exposed to 5 languages (Thai, Teo-Chew, Shanghainese, Mandarin and Cantonese - and English) and she was speaking earlier than my son who was exposed to 2. Every kid is different.