WTVB – Mary Kuhlman 
A new study of bilingual and monolingual toddlers could be reason for parents to share this story in two languages. Research in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology has shown that children learning two languages perform better at certain problem-solving tasks than their monolingual peers. Cristina Crivello, a Ph.D. student at Concordia University in Montreal who led the study, said 1 1/2-year-old bilingual children have abilities that are beneficial for people at any age. (more)