How expat children see their lives abroad
We are happy to publish today the translation of a series of interviews that the Italian team of Expatclic.com carried out with their expat children. Enjoy the article, organized by
Puppets on the water in Hanoi
For this updating on Relocation with Children, we want to share with you an article that was written at the very beginning of Expatclic, but that, up-dated and reviewed, is
Birthday Parties Gone Mad
For this special updating on Relocating with children, we are happy to read again an article that Kirsten(expat) wrote when she was living in Lima. Today Kirsten lives in Ukraine,
Children and earthquakes: three testimonials
Are you going to relocate with your children in a seismic zone? This article is for you. When we talk about earthquakes, we usually focus on adults’ reactions. However, our
Traveling by plane with small children
Traveling by plane with small children is certainly not easy, especially if it is your first time. Here are several tips to help you prepare for this great adventure! If
Arriving in a new country with children
Arriving in a new country with children requires a particular preparation. Here is what the Expatclic team suggests, depending on whether your expatriation and/or change of country includes babies, small
My children’s friendships abroad
Claudiaexpat goes through her children’s life abroad in order to give yo some practical advice and invite you to reflect on this important theme. The friendships of my children living
Interview to Yasmin, mother of a CSN
Yasmin is Italian, and she has been living abroad since she was very young. She presently lives in London. She is mother of two children, Courtney and Liam. Liam is
The expatmother of a special child with Cornelia de Lange Syndrome
Bernadette is the beautiful mother of five wonderful children, among whom Mathilde, the eldest (15 and ½ years) has been diagnosed the Cornelia de Lange Syndrome and a chromosomic malformation
Relocating with a child with special needs
This testimonial was collected by Cathleen, a transition consultant that used to collaborate with Expatclic.com, quite a while ago. We have decided to translate it now, even if late, because
