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Advice for Moving With Children
Moving abroad with your family can prove to be a demanding experience particularly if children are involved. With infants and toddlers there is little room for discussion and practically none for protest. All other age groups however pose their own set of challenges. Here are some pointers to help you along the way… • Talk to Them Talking to your children is the best way to prepare them for the move. Begin by telling them why you need to move, where you are going and what it implications it has for them and you as a family. Ensure that your spouse is around so both of you can talk...
Tips for Pregnant Expats
If you are an expectant mother who is abroad here are some tips to help you along the way:
Parenting Issues for Expat Moms
Parenting abroad is a challenge and you will have to deal with a number of issues at different levels. Most times you will find that life abroad involves questioning some very basic concepts and perceptions?
Your Complete Checklist Before Getting Pregnant in Another Country
If you plan to have a baby abroad, there are many special things that should be carefully thought out, things that often are not a problem when having a child in your home country.
Wellbeing: How Women Expats Can Achieve It
As a woman in a new country you have to take care of the home and hearth, workplace and your children.
A Typical Lunch
From Lao Ocean Girl, 1 month ago,Read 0 times. Similar articles
I’ve come to the realization that I can’t eat meat during the day when I’m at work. For example, a lunch of leftover beef and rice will make me feel lethargic by 2pm. So, I’m only been eating a vegetarian lunch for the last four months, and I love it! I never crash in the afternoon and have lots of energy to spare by the time the school bell rings at 3:00pm.  This is my typical lunch, which I’m STILL not bored by. The above picture has butter...
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Banner Headline From Above
From Mooselet Musings, 1 month ago,Read 0 times. Similar articles
I am missing something from my body. Something a lot of my slightly older peers have, something my husband has. I don't have it, neither does my brother nor do any of my children. Chances are your children don't have it either. Wanna guess what it is' This:Recognise it' It's a smallpox vaccine scar. I was one of the first cohort of children in Boston not to get this vaccination. It's not because my parents were against vaccination, but rather...
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The Chloé Vivian Tote: a tale of my mother and a new bag
From My Marrakesh, 1 month ago,Read 0 times. Similar articles
Growing up my mother always looked immaculate. Â Not in a princess-y sort of way but in a it's-so-much-nicer-to-look-put-together sort of way. Persian, she eschewed the conspicuous consumption for which Iranians were stereotypically known, and never liked her labels to show. Â But she cared about her appearance and was fastidious in what she wore. Â While other mothers came to school to fetch their children wearing just about anything, my mother was always dressed....
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A Typical Lunch
From Lao Ocean Girl, 1 month ago,Read 0 times. Similar articles
I’ve come to the realization that I can’t eat meat during the day when I’m at work. For example, a lunch of leftover beef and rice will make me feel lethargic by 2pm. So, I’m only been eating a vegetarian lunch for the last four months, and I love it! I never crash in the afternoon and have lots of energy to spare by the time the school bell rings at 3:00pm.  This is my typical lunch, which I’m STILL not bored by. The above picture has butter...
7 Food Even Food Safety Experts Won't Eat
From Lao Ocean Girl, 1 month ago,Read 2 times. Similar articles
They are: canned tomatoes corn-fed beef microwave popcorn non-organic potatoes farmed salmon milk produced with artificial hormones conventional apples I don’t eat canned tomatoes or microwave popcorn, so I don’t have to worry about that. I try to buy only organic dairy products because there are too many hormones in cows nowadays. Even as a kid, I noticed the waxy, pesticide residue from apples and would always peel mine. The two things that surprised me were the...
Basics: Japanese soy sauce - all you need to know (and then some)
From I was really just very hungry, 1 month ago,Read 0 times. Similar articles
I’ve written so many articles here on Just Hungry over the eight years of its existence that I’ve forgotten half of them. But one thing I have not really done so far is delve into the subject of one of the most important ingredients in Japanese cooking, shoyu (???or soy sauce. I have written about soy sauce briefly in years past, but I feel now is the time to go deeper. So, let’s dive in. How is soy sauce made' Like miso, soy sauce is a fermented and aged product. The...

