Introduction:
People often assume that children learn new languages easily and without effort, regardless of the situation they find themselves in. On the contrary, children soak up language like sponges. Research has shown that children are highly successful learners if they have a lot of exposure to a new language over a long time, such as in the case of child immigrants who are surrounded by the new language all day, every day. In such a scenario, children become much more proficient in the new language over the long term than adults.
When it comes to learning a language, however, it is not a question of either implicit or explicit learning. They can coexist, so it is more often a question of how much of each approach is used. Keep looking for ways to make them as familiar as you can with Sanskrit and they’ll grab it in a blink of an eye! Let’s look at some of the ways to let your 2-year-old learn Sanskrit