We at Multicultural Kid Blogs are always amazed by the many gifted people we have in our group. One of our members is Sasha Martin, writer and chef at Global Table Adventure. Sasha has recently released a memoir, called Life from Scratch: A Memoir of Family, Food and Forgiveness. We read the book for our […]
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Disclaimer: Multicultural Kid Blogs received compensation for writing this review; however, all opinions are my own. Many parents who travel with their kids struggle to keep the children occupied during long car, train and plane trips. Some parents like playing games with their children during such trips, while others turn to technology. As much as
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I’ve stopped reading parenting books almost completely because I couldn’t shake off the feeling that I was doing it all wrong. I think wanting to become a better parent is always a good thing, but I guess we can always overdo it- and it’s not healthy when reading parenting books actually prevents you from being
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I must admit that fashion doesn’t immediately come to my mind when I think about ways to teach my children cultural appreciation. I’ve never been a very fashionable person and for me, clothes are for practical things like comfort, warmth and protection. That is until I had my first child. This girl came out kicking and
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Whoever said that we’re all made of the same dough, we’re just baked in different ovens, has never made bread from scratch. Because there are just so many types of bread. It can be soft or crunchy, big or small, round or twisted into the most amazing shapes. It is also almost always delicious and comforting. There
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