Being a working parent in today’s fast-paced world is tough. Long office hours, household responsibilities, and digital distractions often leave little time for your child’s learning—especially for subjects like English, which require daily practice.
But don’t worry! With the right strategy, you can still support your child’s English learning journey—even with a busy schedule. These tips are specially crafted for parents in Bangladesh, where English is essential for both academic and career success.
📋 10 Practical English Learning Tips for Busy Parents
1. Set a Consistent Learning Schedule
Even 15–20 minutes of focused English practice daily can create long-term impact. Choose a fixed time—before dinner, after school, or on weekends—so it becomes a habit.
2. Use English Learning Apps
If you’re short on time, let technology help. Apps like Lingokids, Khan Academy Kids, and Duolingo ABC offer child-safe, interactive lessons that your child can use independently.
🔗 Related: Best English Learning Apps for Bangladeshi Kids
3. Speak Simple English at Home
Use short English phrases in daily conversation:
- “Let’s go to school.”
- “Drink your water.”
- “What is your name?”
Children learn best when they hear and repeat natural language.
4. Read One English Story Together Every Night
Even if you’re tired, a short 5-minute bedtime story can make a difference. It improves vocabulary, sentence structure, and imagination.
Try books like:
- Peppa Pig Stories
- My First English Reader
- Bumblebee Learns to Speak
5. Watch English Cartoons with Subtitles
Shows like Dora the Explorer, Peppa Pig, and Word Party are great for preschoolers. Turn on English subtitles so your child hears and reads at the same time.
6. Ask English-Based Questions After School
Try asking:
- “What did you learn in English today?”
- “Can you say one new word you learned?”
This keeps your child thinking in English and builds recall.
7. Make an English Learning Corner at Home
Create a small space with:
- English books
- Flashcards
- Letter magnets
- Drawing sheets with English words
A dedicated area helps children take learning seriously—even if it’s just a corner of a room.
8. Use Weekend “English Time”
Reserve one hour every weekend as “English Time.” Watch a cartoon, play an English word game, or practice speaking. Make it fun, not formal.
9. Involve Caregivers or Grandparents
If you’re away at work, guide your caregivers or grandparents on using English resources at home. Even repeating simple English rhymes can help.
10. Partner with a Trusted Learning Center
Choose a place where your child can learn English in a fun, structured way—especially if you can’t always help at home.
📍 Why This Matters in Bangladesh
In Dhaka and other cities, English is not just a school subject—it’s a life skill. Most school interviews, competitive exams, and higher studies now demand a strong grasp of English. Supporting your child now ensures better opportunities later.
🏫 Liakat’s Kids: Supporting Working Parents Every Step of the Way
At Liakat’s Kids, we understand the challenges working parents face. That’s why our programs are designed to:
✅ Make English learning fun and interactive
✅ Provide regular updates on your child’s progress
✅ Offer flexible class schedules (including weekends)
✅ Blend modern tools with traditional teaching methods
Whether you’re in the office or working from home, we become your child’s English learning partner.
📞 Want Help With Your Child’s English Learning?
👉 Call us today or book a free demo class to see how we make English simple, fun, and effective for kids in Bangladesh.
🔗 Visit: www.liakatskids.com
