"Teach your kids English" Best practices

Hi everyone! 

I don't think that nowadays we need to be excellent in English to be an excellent teacher for our kids. The modern technology and other possiblilities are  there to help. 
I  give you my personal experience. I have got 5 grandchildren. The eldest one is 12. Now she can Watch her favourite videos in English without French subtitles because when she stays with us (She has regularly stayed with us since she was a baby) I read her a bedtime story in English. Her brother is 10 and couldn't understand anything till we came across "Gogo's adventures"and "Horrid Henry" Now he loves singing in English and understands everything. It is all the more important for them since the other grand parents and the great grand mother on their father's side live in Manchester. Thanks to their English knowledge, they are very happy when they est stayi in England with them.
The third one aged 7 spoke English before he could speak French because he was in England from the age of 2 till the age of 4. Their parents have an "English nounou"twice a week and he goes to a "mini school" . I have bought for his sister "Les 100 premiers mots en anglais"and she enjoys it. She also likes singing the popular nursery rhymes. 
The youngest one is only 20 month old and will be in a bilingual school next year.

hi Muriel ,I think that the best thing to help your kids with English , it's to talk with him because the video you can watch like "GOGO " or "HORRID HENRY " doesn't help him to practice .After the videos, he can understand what you say but only reply with words or sentences he heard ,he can't build his own sentence. If it's you who talks , you can help him with pronunciation and you can tell him many ways to say the same thing !!! For me it's really good to put your child in a bilingue school !!