by Click here to read part 1 for the first three themes for traveling with kids to Rome. Water Water has been an important part of Rome for a very long time. In ancient Rome, water was made available to the general public at many fountains throughout the city. Large and elaborate public baths […]
6 Themes for Traveling with Kids to Rome, Part 1
by Rome has so much to offer that it can be daunting for the visitor to devise an itinerary that appropriately samples the food, culture, language, and history! Especially for those traveling with kids to Rome, picking a theme can help direct activities, focus the kids, and enable learning on a particular topic. Here are […]
5 Out of the Ordinary Museums in the Netherlands that Children Will Love
by There are over a thousand museums in the Netherlands across the length and breadth of the country. The themes of the museums vary as much as the size. Many famous museums are located in the country’s capital city of Amsterdam, such as the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House. However, if you […]
Healthy and Easy Multicultural Meal
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 […]
10 Fun Facts About Rotterdam, Netherlands for Kids
by Before we moved to Rotterdam, we didn’t know much about the Netherlands. All we knew was that it was famous for tulips and windmills. Well, there is a lot more to know about the Netherlands and Rotterdam than that! Here are just a few fun facts to help you get more acquainted with Rotterdam […]
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