In the world of single-parent households, a unique story unfolds. When a family is infused with the richness of multicultural backgrounds, we embark on a journey that requires a delicate balance of embracing diversity and fostering a strong sense of identity in each family member, including the children. This story begins with a Taiwanese mother […]
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For many expat families, this is the time of year when decisions are made about leaving the host country for a new posting. Or, in some cases, repatriating to their passport country. In my case, my youngest is in her last year of high school. There are nights when our eyes are glazed over from
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Nobody ever told me grief never really went away.Nobody ever told me losses rearrange who you are.Nobody ever told me the you from before would be gone too.Nobody ever told me grief is not just about death.Nobody ever told me grief was not linear.Nobody ever told me grief goes hand in hand with anxiety, exhaustion
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Multicultural Kid Blogs is pleased to offer its readers a chance to win Friends Book by Annabelle Humanes. Read on to learn more about the author and how to enter the giveaway! Friends Book by Annabelle Humanes is both a tool and a memento for kids moving to a new place. It is something that
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Complicated can be used to describe math problems, recipes, emotions, relationships, and even life. On May 13th I wrote on Instagram about how life can be complicated, especially for expats raising third culture kids (TCKs). Who knew that a few weeks after that post my life would become more complicated? Complication always visits my life
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