Multilingual Children

Hi there. I’ve got a 10 month infant girl who I’m trying to raise trilingually. My husband and I both speak English & Spanish fluently. I also teach her French although I am not a native speaker. I’m a language teacher by profession but am now a stay-at-home mother. I’ve tried to come up with a ‘language schedule’ so that she has somewhat equal exposure to all 3 languages. Wake-up til lunch is French; post-lunch to bed-time is Spanish; English is minimally spoken intermittenly throughout the day. My concern is that since I’m a non-native speaker of French & therefore don’t speak as profusely with her in the mornings in French, is she still going to speak this language adequately? Don’t get me wrong, I’m still talking quite a bit, but it’s not as nearly fluent & varied as in the other languages. I do all ‘daily’ activities with her (i.e., read aloud, sing, narrate actions) with slow & simple French. I supplement my French with audio books, CDs, & videos. At this point there aren’t any playgroups & French language classes in my area for such a young child–that will come in the future. Since she’s babbling but not yet ‘talking talking’, I’m not sure if she’s truly learning French. Is anybody in a similar situation? I suppose I may just need encouragement but some advice &/or ancedotes would be appreciated! Thanks in advance, Angelina