… between individual bilingual children’s use of their two languages can be attributed to
differences in the language input environments for each of the languages. These language input …

… ing to raise bilingual children should strive … language choice patterns in speech to children,
it is fitting that the first empirical studies to examine language input to young bilingual children …

… discuss language development among bilingual children and how children become bilingual…
separate and mixed input will form a natural part of the input to a bilingual child. The critical …

… factors relate to bilingual children’s developing language skills. The … the role of input quantity
and quality on bilingual language … In the present context, bilingual language development is …

… Given our relative state of ignorance, I see no reason not to assume that a bilingual child
may prefer to use one of her languages based on beliefs about the relative importance of that …

… Bilingual children’s use of elements from both languages in the same utterance or
conversation has often been interpreted to mean that their developing representations of the …

… of variation in a bilingual child’s language input and broader language environment. Most
obviously, the input the bilingual child receives is divided between two languages, and is …

… of the languages of bilingual children does not differ qualitatively from the acquisition of the
respective languages … of parental input, language dominance, and structural properties of the …

… bilingual children as a single parent using both languages. … only one parent to offer input
in the minority language. At the … just spoke language X at home had somewhat fewer children …

… languages in response to dual input in the environment. With developing knowledge of two
languages, young bilingual children … our bilingual children’s emerging language from their …