Bilingualism: The Must-Have 21st-Century Skill Every Child Needs for Future Success

In an age of AI, automation, and globalization, bilingualism isn’t just a “nice-to-have” anymore—it’s a critical skill. Studies show that bilingual children develop stronger cognitive abilities, cultural awareness, and career advantages in an increasingly interconnected world.

By 2050, 85% of the world won’t speak English—so raising language-exposed kids isn’t just about enrichment; it’s about preparing them for the future. Research proves that early exposure to multiple languages enhances problem-solving, adaptability, and even empathy—skills that machines can’t replace.

But here’s the challenge: most parents and teachers aren’t fluent in a second language. That’s where TA-DA! Talking Books come in—helping kids explore new languages through play, music, and real native speakers, no fluency required.

So the question isn’t should kids learn another language—it’s how soon can we start?

📖 Read on to discover why bilingualism is the future—and how to make it easy for your child or classroom.

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In a year when so much has moved online, Michelle Glorieux still believes children can benefit from nonscreen options.

Through her company TA-DA! Language Productions, Glorieux is creating paper “talking books” to help kids learn new languages. When readers touch the images on the page, they hear the word spoken aloud.