Helping younger children to maintain well-being in an overseas move Quite often we talk about young children being resilient to change and having the ability to bounce back. There
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Thinking baby? Protect yourself and baby with maternity insurance
Expat maternity cover Pregnancy is an expensive process for expatriates; pre-natal check-ups, regular doctor’s visits, the actual delivery and post-natal care… Costs can escalate quickly. Adding unforeseen complications
How to choose a kindergarten or pre-school overseas
Choosing a nursery, kindergarten or pre-school abroad If you are moving abroad with toddlers / pre-school-age children, you’ll find that helping them adapt is much simpler than moving with
Flying with children – how to stay sane
Seven tips to help keep your sanity If you are moving abroad with young children then it will surely come to pass that you will be flying with
How to find a good babysitter for your expat kids
How to find child-care in your new country One of the most difficult things, when you arrive anywhere new, is finding a babysitter. This is difficult enough in
How to keep your kids happy on a plane journey
Flying with young children This article was originally serialised in November 2012 and I’ve incorporated it into one post for easy reading. Steps to happy travels with young
How an expat child deals with transition
In December 2012 Laura explained how her little girl taught her how to cope with her new expat life. Here, I’ve merged the two articles into this one,
Abroad and confused
Helping kids understand relocation “When will our bunk beds arrive?” asked a curious 3-year-old after a few days of vacation in Spain. We looked at her with an
Flying with a baby
How to survive air travel with a baby Flying with children of any age can strike fear into their parents and the other passengers alike. When you arrive
What to expect on board the plane when flying with a baby
What to expect when flying with a baby This information is a general ‘what to expect once you are boarding or are on board the flight,’ so you