Bilingualism in early childhood can have many benefits, including: 

Cognitive development

Learning a second language at a young age can improve cognitive development, memory, creativity, and problem-solving skills. 

Academic performance

Children who learn in two or more languages may have higher academic achievement and perform better in subjects like math and music. 

Better concentration

Bilingual children need to choose which language to use in a given situation, which can help them focus and make decisions. 

Increased cultural awareness

Bilingual children can communicate with more people and understand different cultures. 

Career opportunities

Bilingualism can open up more career opportunities, as companies are becoming more global and collaboration is becoming more important. 

Increased self-esteem

Bilingual children can feel secure in their identity and have more self-confidence. 

Reduced risk of dementia

Studies have found that bilingualism can help prevent dementia in old age.

https://www.ed.gov/sites/ed/files/documents/early-learning/talk-read-sing/bilingual-en.pdf 

https://tcf.org/content/report/why-we-need-to-cultivate-americas-multilingual-multicultural-assets/

The Benefits of Bilingualism and How They Relate to Speech Therapy https://bilinguistics.com/benefits-of-bilingualism/