Help your expat child to remember ‘home’ “I wish we could go home and have lunch at the chicken lady’s place,” casually remarked my six year old son.
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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
Expat Chat: Interview with a US expat in Serbia
Laura shares her expat life What is your name? Laura Dennis Where are you originally from? I grew up on the East Coast of the United States, went
How to help your children cope with tragedies they see on the news
First published on 16th April 2013 in response to the Boston marathon bombing. Yesterday’s appalling news from Boston serves to highlight how easy it is for horrible things
How to prepare your child to handle an emergency
Be prepared for emergencies The very idea of your child being forced to deal with a scary and strenuous emergency situation is probably downright repellent, but as a
Giving birth in Spain: part 4
10 things I can tell you about giving birth in Spain (part 4 of 4) A personal birth story Concluding the birth story of Bibsey Mama: 10. On
Giving birth in Spain: part 3
10 things I can tell you about giving birth in Spain (part 3 of 4) A personal birth story Continuing the birth story of Bibsey Mama: 6. The
Giving birth in Spain: part 2
10 things I can tell you about giving birth in Spain (part 2 of 4) A personal birth story Continuing the birth story of Bibsey Mama: 3. Avoid
Giving birth in Spain
10 things I can tell you about giving birth in Spain (part 1 of 4) A personal birth story The following is based on my experience of giving
Returning to give birth in your home country
Giving birth in your home country As we saw in the previous post, attitudes about childbirth in Azerbaijan were very different. Some of the more startling myths included:
