Everyone that is interested in having a family and being a great parent will likely share very similar ideals, for example having enough money to provide their children with a good life, making sure that their children get a good education, be supportive of their spouse or partner and avoiding the mistakes that their own […]
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You’re in Korea, now what to eat? While fiery red-pepper plates, pickled vegetables, and meats are the most representative of Korean dishes, there’s a world of dishes that are less popular but no less good. Meats – Beef Galbi mamasinfo.tistory.com Beef galbi is one of the most well-known dishes in Korea. As with most
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You’re expecting your firstborn in the next month. You’ve been looking forward to becoming a mother for years, and now that it’s really happening, you can’t contain your happiness! For you, this will be the best moments of your life. With a child, your marriage with your husband could become stronger, and finally, you’ll have
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After moving continuously for the last 15 years (virtually every year, rotating between 4 countries), I’ve developed a system for moving and traveling. Traveling with a baby or toddler may seem overwhelming at first, but it’s easy to get the hang of it! And the new experiences are totally worth it. Download our Minimalist Family
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Pumping: almost universally one of the least favorite parts of the newborn process for mothers. Both stay at home moms and working moms often need to pump breast milk so that other caregivers can feed the baby. There are even mothers that exclusively pump milk because of feeding issues. Especially for working moms or mommas
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Finding someone to care for your baby is exciting and daunting at the same time. In one hand, you want the help that a nanny provides in making sure that your little one is nourished and protected at all times while you’re away or doing something else. On the other hand, though, you get worried
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There are two airports in Korea, one older and one new. Gimpo, the older one, is closer to the city, but Incheon, the newer one, is larger, has more flights, and has more amenities. Use a few simple heuristics when deciding what airport to fly into or out of. If you’re staying in Incheon,
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(Header image: Songlim Hanam) Sometimes, you’re just hungry and need to eat. A lot. Or, maybe you’re a maximizer (rather than a satisficer). In which case you want to eat as much of the breadth and depth of Korean food as you can, before leaving. This post is for those times. Here are two types
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A lot of Korean food is fusion food. And we’re not just talking about hip new pizza joints, microbreweries, burger shops, Mexican restaurants, or churro stands. Although all of the above have entered, and are permeating Korean taste buds as we write. What we’ll cover in this post are foods that have entered, and are
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