Young children who learn two languages simultaneously will
A) be cognitively confused.
B) reach language milestones at about the same time as their peers.
C) speak a mishmash of both languages.
D) never learn to speak either language well.

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Research has shown that young children who learn two languages simultaneously will typically reach language milestones at about the same time as their peers who are learning only one language. They may mix up the languages at first, but as they develop, they will learn to separate the two languages and use them appropriately.

Young Children Who Learn Two Languages Simultaneously Will