I’ve always dreamed of visiting India with my children and would go there if I had the time and money! I’d show them the Taj Mahal and introduce them to delicious new spices. I’d teach them yoga and help them understand Hinduism. We would decorate ourselves with henna, learn to count in new languages, and marvel …
Multicultural Kid Blogs officially turns one year old today! To celebrate, we are holding a virtual party with some of our favorite pals, and YOU are invited! To link up your birthday-related posts and to enter our giveaway, see the end of this post. Be sure to follow all of our celebrations this week. In …
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When I was a senior in college, I lived and studied in Cairo, Egypt. During my time there, I saw so much hunger. Sometimes, the need would almost paralyze me. Once back in the U.S., my experience in Cairo always served to give me perspective — as I struggled through graduate school or felt weighed down …
Making a Difference Globally and Locally for Hunger Action Month {The Good Long Road} Read More »
Raising multicultural and multilingual children is not a very easy task and translating favorite rhymes into other language isn’t easy either. Beside always wondering with what identity the children will end up, whether they will be culturally confused, how to make parenting styles of spouses match and work for the best of the family, there …
Friday Sharing: Translating favorite rhymes into other languages Read More »
