Good question.
I am here to make your life easier, not more difficult.

Normally, I expect you to go through my materials for around 10-20 min a day, which means 1 video a day during the week. Have fun over the weekends.

And I will teach you how to change the way to see the world basically. And you will turn those suggestions into your daily natural routine. Because ultimately, I want you to do exactly the same thing you do every day but be more alert and more creative about the surroundings and things you can potentially talk about. 🙂

This is the spirit of teaching without teaching.

If you are referring to the language part, it works on anyone at any age. It worked really well for me when I was 18, and it still works really well for my clients from all walks of life.

But if you are asking about the “education” part, it definitely works best for kids under 10 because they are a lot less slammed by homework, and they are still talking to you before teenage. (you know I mean lol)

In my past experiences, the earlier the BETTER because the resistance is much less. Science says babies are born to have the ability to tell a mother tongue from a foreign language. And in our past experiences, kids beyond 18 months will start to show resistance when a new language is introduced.

If your kids are beyond 3 years old, I will show you tricks to remove the resistance because your child will likely roll his eyes at you when you suddenly start speaking English.

The question is – with or without tools, are you speaking English with your child?

If yes, then are you confident in the way you speak with your child?

But practically speaking, the deepest concern you have here is that even you are 100% native with scripts, you are still worried about not having enough English contact time during the day.

In that case, you may consider using some tools if that’s easier for someone else to do it in the house. But please bear in mind that you still need a permanent way to break through all the bottlenecks in the future. So you will not be relying on tool after tool.

Good question. Always remember, you cannot solve all the problems in one go.

Right now, I want you to maximise the quality of the little time you have with your child. With my method, even changing a diaper can be fun! Remember, you don’t just change the diaper once, so I highly recommend spending 50% on Cantonese and 50% on English.

Then, you can gradually fix the daytime routine because I don’t want you to feel more stress but more ease. Don’t worry, we will get to this later as you move along!

Just change one step at a time. You got this!