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So teaching your children native languages of their parents as well as letting them play with sounds when they are young "reeks of status signalling" to you. I
by bluecalm 3y ago
So teaching your children native languages of their parents as well as letting them play with sounds when they are young "reeks of status signalling" to you. I mean you gotta be careful these days not to let you kids have fun with learning or exposure to various activities. God forbid they learn a language or some music before the time you deem proper or in a way the parent chooses - unbearable elitism!
When people share stories like that they don't necessary expect applause or criticism. Honestly it's not your place to express it and against the site guidelines as well. If you want to learn about commenting just read what most of others have done in this thread - they commented about the topic at hand which is perfect pitch, early exposure to music and various ways to approach it.
I certainly have learnt something from those and got to read some interesting related stories.
- lisasays 3y agoSo teaching your children native languages of their parents as well as letting them play with sounds when they are young "reeks of status signalling" to you. Obviously not, and I don't see how what I said could be read that way. It's taking the trouble to write stuff like the original article (in such gushing, self-congratulatory tones) and throwing it up on the internet that reeks of you-know-what. Especially since these don't sound like self-driven accomplishments on the part of these kids. Or even remotely near it.