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The miracle of life truly is fascinating.

There are different ways to celebrate and welcome a new baby into the world and into the family across the globe.

"To bring luck to a newborn in the British Isles you are supposed to cross the baby’s palm with silver....“This means you put a coin in the baby’s hand (which the parent will immediately take away to prevent choking/spend it themselves) to bring wealth in its life.”

What traditions have you heard of or seen when it comes to celebrating the birth of a new family member?
https://www.letthejourneybegin.eu/newborn-rituals-around-the-world/

Are you a second, third, or fourth-generation immigrant? How has your family passed down their culture and traditions?

It's not always easy to maintain your cultural heritage while growing up in a completely different country. How do you honor and respect your family while also paving your own way? How do you want to pass down this information to your own children?

👉Read about the experience of one young Hmong woman from Minnesota.

Growing Up Hmong American: One Woman's Path Kaolee Vang struggled to answer the questions her fellow 10-year-olds asked about her culture. Today, the Hmong American is still learning the answers.

Sometimes chores around the house feel endless!

Do your kids help out around the house? It can be a battle sometimes to get kids to pick up their toys, wash the dishes, and help out around the house.

How much importance do you put around having the whole family be involved in household chores? Is it integrated into your daily life, do you have a chore chart? Do you give an allowance?

This is a fascinating read (or listen) about how you can make helping around the house a normal part of every day life.

This is a fascinating read (or listen) about how you can make helping around the house a normal part of everyday life.

Check it out! 👇

How To Get Your Kids To Do Chores (Without Resenting It) In villages in Mexico, parents have accomplished what every mom and dad dreams of: Figured out a way to get to their kids to be helpful around the house. What's their secret?

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So interesting to see how babies are bath in different cultures. So many cultural parallels

An Indian Washing the Baby (1906) Part of India on Film: 1899 – 1947 This collection of newly digitised films is part of the BFI's contribution to the UK-India Year of Culture 2017, in partne...

What was your baby's first solid food? Was the choice based on your doctor's suggestion, family tradition, cultural background, friend's suggestion etc?