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Nurturing a Confident Child
A person’s success is attributed to confidence. The world is full of challenges that require confidence for an individual to end up victorious. This explains why parents are encouraged to nurture self-confidence among children as it determines the child’s As much as a parent would want a child that has a natural confidence, children are simply unique in their own way. Mothers must be open enough to embrace the natural type of personality of their sons and daughters. Children have their own personality that each parent must embrace and accept, and give guidance so they grow into responsible adults. Many people fail to see that lack of self-esteem among kids that can normally spring from rejection. Also parents should be aware of the stress that...
Advice for Moving With Children
Moving abroad with your family can prove to be a demanding experience particularly if children are involved.
Tips for Pregnant Expats
If you are an expectant mother who is abroad here are some tips to help you along the way:
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.
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?
memories of a joyful weekend...
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Our weekend fun began with a surprise birthday party for Jill and Toni!  Toni Toni & Jill JillAnd on Sunday we enjoyed a potluck after church for Father's Day!We enjoy being able to celebrate with our Bethel Disciples International Church family!
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The Bread Shop: Killer pastries
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Last weekend, hubby bought me a piece of soft, buttery, killer-yummy bread from the Bread Shop and told me it was one of their latest featured bread, which he has tried in the past in France. Seems it originates from one of the places I love -- Brittany. A place where they worship and adore butter -- and it showed in the Kouign-Amann bread he bought me. Yes, the name is a bit hard to pronounce and spell, but it was worth every darn calorie.I kept thinking about that bread so today I could not...
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A little update before we go...
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The school ended last Thursday and also Maarten admitted that he was sad saying good bye to his beloved teachers and friends. Many of them he will probably never see again as they are about to move to a new country or returning back home. That's what the expat life is all about - moving, making new friends and saying good bye again and again. Despite the initial improvement after less than two days there were new traces and we had to repeat the treatment.  It seems now that this...
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The Bread Shop: Killer pastries
From New Life in KL!, Today,Read 0 times. Similar articles
Last weekend, hubby bought me a piece of soft, buttery, killer-yummy bread from the Bread Shop and told me it was one of their latest featured bread, which he has tried in the past in France. Seems it originates from one of the places I love -- Brittany. A place where they worship and adore butter -- and it showed in the Kouign-Amann bread he bought me. Yes, the name is a bit hard to pronounce and spell, but it was worth every darn calorie.I kept thinking about that bread so today I could not...
Roots: Where Food Comes From and Where It Takes Us, with some Accidental Butter
From I was really just very hungry, Today,Read 0 times. Similar articles
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Smoked salmon and spinach quiche
From Nami-nami, Today,Read 0 times. Similar articles
Some seven years ago, when my dear K. and I met for a long weekend date in Paris. One morning we had a late breakfast at Bread & Roses, a lovely deli-cafe near the Luxemburg gardens. I cannot recall exactly what else we had, but we definitely had a really lovely smoked salmon and spinach quiche. I even wrote about it back in 2006, after baking it in Edinburgh (yes, back then I was still living in the beautiful capital of Scotland, and K. and I were having a long-distance...