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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

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

Friends Become Family When Living As an Expat

July 5, 2019 by Salma Mehajabeen

by I learned I would be an expat as soon as my daughter was born, and I am a person who loves being with family. The thought of moving away from family hurt me a lot. However, I dreamt of a life where I could be with new people, live a new lifestyle, and enter […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, USA Tagged With: expat children, expat families

5 Things I Learned Moving Countries and Changing the Community Language

September 14, 2018 by Chontelle

Changing community language

by Recently my family and I moved from Italy to Australia. While I am originally from Melbourne, my husband is Italian, and my two kids who are almost 4 and 6 years old were born in Italy. Italy is and has always been their home. My kids are bilingual, but Italian has always been their […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Multilingualism, Parenting Tagged With: bilingualism, expat families, expat life, foreign language, multicultural education, multicultural parenting

Football, Children, and Culture: Not Just a Game

July 6, 2018 by Amanda van Mulligen

Football, Children and Culture Football, Children and Culture - Multicultural Kid Blogs

by My Dutch children don’t always comprehend that I had a completely different life before my expat one. Football has been a way to show them a little of where I came from, to share my English culture and background with them, and to give them a window into my own childhood. My eight-year-old son […]

Filed Under: Expat Life Tagged With: culture, England, expat families, family culture, family heritage, football, netherlands

Top Tips for Raising a Multicultural Family Around the World

February 17, 2017 by Mariam Ottimofiore

by Dubai: I looked over in astonishment, as my husband walked over to the playground with our 4 year old and 2 year old, and promptly took a seat on a nearby bench. Within seconds, one child had already climbed up a tree house and the other was standing hesitatingly at the slide. I looked over […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, Learning About Culture, Marriage, Parenting, Teaching Diversity, Third Culture Kids Tagged With: culture, expat children, expat families, family heritage, global parenting, multicultural, multicultural families, parenting, raising global citizens

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