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Different phases: a personal case study in language adjustment and children's bilingualism

This first-person case study ofan American woman married to a Frenchman 
attempts to situate the issue of raising children biculturally within the 
foreign parent's total experience of progressive language acquisition and 
cultural Integration. The choices faced by the author regarding personal 
andfamily language use over a 25-year period, and their repercussions on 
her and her children s identities, resemble those encountered by many 
American women in similar situations.