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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Kaiserschmarrn: Favorite German Recipe

December 9, 2015 by Adriana Kroller

by If you don’t know me I’m Adriana from Changing Plate. My family and I live in a small village on the foothills of the German Alps. I’m Costa Rican and went to school in Guam and the US, my husband is German and went to school in South Africa, and now we are raising […]

Filed Under: Austria, Cooking, Germany Tagged With: Austrian cooking, Austrian recipes, German cooking, German desserts, Kaiserschmarrn

Birth Stories From Around the World {Part Two}

September 21, 2015 by Varya

by Giving birth is always a very special time for a woman: first the pregnancy, the feeling of responsibility of that human being growing in one’s body; followed by the preparations for birth, the expectations; then the birth itself, the first minutes with the baby; and finally the postpartum experience. All of that makes a […]

Filed Under: Canada, Germany, Health, Korea, Netherlands, Parenting, Thailand, USA Tagged With: babies, birth around the world, birth stories, global birth stories, global parenting, maternity, multicultural parenting, paternity

Raising a green baby: German-style

April 17, 2015 by Annabelle Humanes

by One year ago today, I was sitting in a German hospital, feeling exhausted but well taken care of and ready for our new adventures as a family of four. My baby was one-day-old and his sister had just turned 4. Having had two children in two different countries (my oldest was born in the […]

Filed Under: Earth Day, Expat Life, Germany, Parenting Tagged With: attachment parenting, babywearing, breastfeeding, earth day, Germany, green baby, green parenting, natural parenting, parenting

Over 20 Toys and Games from Around the World

December 8, 2014 by Anna Watt

by Games and toys are part of most kids’ lives. Whether poor or rich, cold or hot, big or small, each country has toys and games that all the kids (and adults!) love playing. When writing a post about Russian toys and games and talking to my friends from different countries, I was intrigued by […]

Filed Under: Argentina, Austria, Children's Activities, China, Cote d'Ivoire, Family Activities, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Global Gifts, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Learning About Culture, Netherlands, Philippines, Russia, Somalia, Top Posts, Toys, UK, Ukraine, USA, Zimbabwe Tagged With: children's games, games, gift ideas, kids, multicultural activities, multicultural games, multicultural toys, toys, toys and games around the world, toys and games from around the world, worldwide

Advent Around the World

December 1, 2014 by Carrie P

by Today we are kicking off our fun Christmas in Different Lands Blog Hop. To start this year’s blog hop we are discussing Advent Around the World. Advent is the time to prepare for Christmas. The word Advent means “coming” or  “arrival”. During the month before Christmas, Christians prepare for the Advent of Jesus Christ. […]

Filed Under: Christianity, Christmas, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Holidays Around the World, Latvia, Learning About Culture, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Switzerland, Ukraine, USA, Venezuela Tagged With: advent calendar, Advent traditions, advent wreaths, christmas, Christmas around the world, Christmas traditions, what is an advent calendar

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