by When Annabelle of The Piri Piri Lexicon posted her “What makes your home multicultural” series, I thought about all the things that make families like mine unique. What objects do we have at home? How do we showcase our identities and traditions? And I came to the conclusion that what we have at home […]
Multicultural Kid Blogs Vlogging Telephone {Travel with Kids}
by You will usually find me on my own blog, Olga Mecking, but today we have something very exciting to share- a vlogging telephone and as we’re currently reading and discussing “Family On The Loose“, the topic is travel with kids! It works like a game of telephone- the first person answers a question from […]
Tea Around the World
by Not everyone knows that December 15th is International Tea Day. I hadn’t known it myself if it weren’t for the fact that we had such a great post about coffee and since I am a tea drinker, I thought I’d check. Wikipedia explains: “International Tea Day is a day observed since 2005 in many […]
Mix It Up! {Multicultural Meal Plan Mondays}
by I try to make sure that we eat something different every day, so our multicultural meal plan is very varied. For example if we had meat one day, the next meal will be vegetarian. Or if we had Indian food one day, we’ll have something Polish the next. One day, something cooked, the next-something […]
Tips for appreciating different cultures in a non-diverse environment
by Raising children in a multicultural environment is great: the children will learn that speaking different languages, having various customs and traditions, or different skin colours is normal. But not everybody lives in a place where that is the case. And for some more than for others, teaching cultural appreciation to children in a non-diverse […]
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