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Multicultural Kid Blogs

For families and educators raising world citizens, through arts, activities, crafts, food, language, and love.

Healthy and Easy Multicultural Meal

December 6, 2021 by Varya

by As an expat in a country where familiar things were not accessible until recently, I had to get creative with what I had. Today, I would like to share a healthy and easy multicultural meal that works for our family. I have never been very skillful when preparing meals. I don’t really enjoy cooking […]

Filed Under: China, Cooking, Expat Life, Multicultural Meal Plan Monday, Russia, Tanzania Tagged With: easy dinners, easy family dinners, easy recipes, healthy eating, healthy meals, healthy recipes, multicultural, multicultural cooking, recipes

What Black-Asian communities really look like?

May 31, 2021 by Tara Kamiya

by When I married my husband as a Black-Asian couple in 2009, passers-by would still stop and stare. An Asian man and a Black woman walking hand in hand drew lots of attention, even in a major metropolis like New York City. People would consistently ask how we met and what our dating process was […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Expat Life, Marriage Tagged With: African American, Asian, Blasian, Brownies Books, Japan, Multicultural Kid Blogs, Tara Kamiya

Transition: Helping Your Children Through Change

June 15, 2020 by MaDonna

transition helping children

by Transition is part of life. People move. Children come into the family. Special people and pets die. For those living overseas this rhythm of transition brings an odd normalcy, which one could easily sway or tap their foot. In and out. Come and go. Up and down.   Arrive depart. Turn around and start […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, Third Culture Kids Tagged With: change, different cultures, expat parenting, international life, migration, moving, parenting abroad, TCK, TCK identity, transition

21 Tips for Successful Flying with Your Special Needs Child

February 17, 2020 by Savannah

special needs

by Traveling as a Special Needs Family Sometimes I joke that it must be hard on my children, who all four have special needs, to have a mom who has an urge for wanderlust. I just love exploring the world. Which makes my four kids frequent flyers too. Last fall we traveled to Asia and […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, Travel Tagged With: flying with kids, traveling family, traveling with kids, traveling with special needs kids, wanderlust, worldschoolers

Fun Facts About Groningen, a Province in the Northern Netherlands

October 18, 2019 by Wakanyi Hoffman

Fun Facts About Groningen

by I recently moved to Groningen and loved learning more about my new home. It helped me appreciate where we live and affirmed my family’s choice to move to a lesser-known part of this Viking country. Even average Dutch citizens will admit to never having visited this province in northern Netherlands. A Hidden Gem in […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, Fun Facts Series, Global Learning for Kids, Learning About Culture, Netherlands Tagged With: European Travel, expat families, Fun Facts about the Netherlands, Groningen, netherlands

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