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Where expert advice meets real-life parenting.

Parenting today comes with a million questions—and we’re here to help you find the answers.Through our Global Children School Parent Club, you’ll have exclusive access to our Circle of Experts: educators, child development specialists, language immersion teachers, and parenting coaches who understand the unique journey of raising globally-minded, emotionally strong, and intellectually curious children.

Who is it for:

* Parents of enrolled children at Global Children School (all locations)
* Families on our waitlist
* Any caregiver interested in child development, parenting strategies, and the power of global education

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Monthly Online Q&A Sessions with Experts

Submit your parenting questions anonymously in advance—or ask live during the session. Each month we’ll focus on a relevant theme like language development, emotional growth, positive guildance or school readiness.

Parent Group Chat (Private & Moderated)

Join an ongoing conversation with other parents from our school community. Share ideas, get quick tips, and feel connected between sessions.

In-Person Meetups with Childcare (Cambridge Location)

When you’re ready for face-to-face connection, attend one of our Parent Club Live Sessions at our Cambridge campus.
Optional childcare available for a small fee during in-person sessions.📝 Bonus Resources: After each session, members will get a summary with key takeaways, tips, and links to helpful resources.

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How many languages is too many for a toddler? I worry that my child will get confused.

Great question! Research shows that young children are incredibly capable of learning multiple languages at once. While there may be moments of mixing languages (code-switching), this is a normal and healthy part of multilingual development. The key is consistency and making sure each language comes from meaningful human interaction—not just screen time. Our parents club will be a great resource for you!

My 3-year-old seems shy and doesn’t talk much with other kids. Should I be concerned?

Every child has their own social and language timeline. If your child is engaging with you and showing interest in others (even quietly), that’s a good sign. Encourage small group play, model social language, and give it time. If concerns continue, we can help suggest ways to build social confidence or recommend further evaluation if needed.

How can I support my child’s early math skills at home?

Math in early childhood is about more than numbers! Sorting toys by color, comparing sizes, counting steps, or talking about shapes during play are all great ways to build foundational math skills. Look for ways to use math language in everyday routines—"more," "less," "bigger," "smaller," and so on.

What’s the right way to set boundaries without yelling?

Positive guidance starts with clear, consistent expectations and calm follow-through. Instead of yelling, use simple phrases, redirect, and offer choices within limits. For example: “You can put the toy away now or I will help you do it.” We’ll cover more behavior strategies like this in upcoming sessions.

My child is learning English at school, but we speak another language at home. Will that slow down their English?

Actually, keeping your home language strong will help your child learn English faster and with better cognitive flexibility! Keep speaking your home language at home—it builds emotional connection and a strong language foundation. Let us know if you want tips on how to balance both languages.

Is it okay for my 4-year-old to still need naps some days?

Absolutely. Sleep needs vary from child to child. Some 4-year-olds still benefit from naps, while others shift to quiet rest time. What matters most is that your child is getting enough total sleep in 24 hours (usually 10-13 hours for preschoolers). Follow your child’s cues.