Next Monday it is the national holiday, Columbus Day, in the United States. It is a day that gives me mixed feelings especially when explaining it to my daughter. Now I live outside of Boston, where their is a beautiful waterfront park named after Christopher Columbus. I am also married to an Italian American who […]
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The other day, I was going over archives on our website. I realized we had so little content on the Mid-Autumn Festival! So, after consulting our editing team, we decided to give you more information about this wonderful celebration. While there is a lot of material on the festival online, I would like to cover
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Making your own Christmas ornaments is a fun family activity while preparing for and enjoying the Christmas season. Here at Multicultural Kid Blogs, we aim to raise global citizens who celebrate diversity while recognizing the universal values that connect us. The following are five different ornaments you and your kids can make, either borrowing from an established Christmas
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As the sun-kissed days of summer gradually fade, we tend to recollect our summer experiences with children. We don’t want one more summer to end, we want to freeze those beautiful heart-warming days of freedom with our children, as summer gives us so much of relaxation and adventures. The best way to preserve those moments
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Are you worried about long waits at the airport, restless children, jetlag, and stress? Family yoga could make the journey a lot more enjoyable.
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