One mumma, one daddy, one chatty toddler, and three different languages later—our house sounds like a United Nations daycare with extra snacks. In the chaos of “Amar chele!”, “Aao kahani suno,” and “Let’s play!”, we’re figuring out that teaching our child multiple languages isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence, patience, and making room for our muddled multilingual magic. Whether you’re blending Bengali with board books or mixing Hindi lullabies with English rhymes, here’s how we’re keeping it real (and raising a tiny polyglot in the process).