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@danhines09 We would gladly record lullabies in French for early french exposure, just saying

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@danhines09 Anyway, if you consider teaching her french… you know who to ask and where to come for immersion ;)

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@danhines09 And all the home stuff: cleaning, planning, repairing stuff, organizing…

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@danhines09 1 or 2 languages, world's history and geography, arts (musics, danse, painting, drawing, knitting, sewing, or cooking!), litterature (reading + analyzing), sports, physics (with sports and day-to-day stuff), chemistry (with arts!)

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@UlrikStrid @danhines09 @TheEduardoRFS Some french data scientist had a kid a while back and started data collecting everything for a few weeks. It was hilarious. The mood was "nobody provides a test env for kids so let's collect data to make one" but the experiment failed due to parent exhaustion

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@danhines09 The website is great (at least the fr version): guidelines + activity ideas and the goal behind it

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@danhines09 Céline Dalla Lana writes about breastfeeding and connecting.
From a neuroscience standpoint: Catherine Guegen.
From an anthropology standpoint: Carlos Gonzalez

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I must add @Marigold_Dev provides an amazing learning environnent and I feel very lucky to work somewhere where being chronically ill and a lesbian is a non-issue. It should be normal but it isn't. So it's worth saying, in case some potential colleagues are reading this ^^

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Here I am, about 8 months at @Marigold_Dev, during a coding session with @AlfourG, tweeting that I really like ocaml and wishing he was my ocaml teacher back then.

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@danhines09 What I do at Marigold: