Teaching Diversity To Our Kids
The Pew research center published an article last year about diversity pointing out 10 important demographic trends last year. One of the statistics stood out for me. It said” By 2055, the U.S. will not Read More …
Tag: Cultures
Reach out to a Vilomah Remembering Their Lost Ones
Children playing enthusiastically in a playground… Toddlers rushing to meet their parents after a day away at school… Kids at a restaurant noisily playing with spoons and forks… A kid throwing a tantrum in the Read More …
Making Diwali Special With CultureDabba – Giveaway
This post is a collaboration of Raising World Children and CultureDabba but the opinions are of the author. The Festival of Lights is coming! It brightens up our lives with love and hope. Diwali is Read More …
Guide to Meditation & Fasting During Navratri
Navratri, literally meaning “9 nights” is the beginning of the fall harvest, the change of seasons. When we align our system to Nature, we rest in balance. We feel energized, light in our body, and Read More …
National Eye Exam Month : Things are Clearly Different Now
Four-eyes. The ultimate insult to a fourth grader forty years ago. I squinted my way through third grade, but couldn’t see what the teacher wrote on the board, even from the first row. I’d meet Read More …
Being Pregnant In The Shadow Of a Lunar Eclipse
People’s excitement on viewing the solar eclipse that occurred on August 21, 2017, brought back my lunar eclipse experience. Viewing an eclipse, Solar or Lunar, total or partial, is no doubt an exciting event! Certainly, once Read More …
Indian Books for Children – Bharat Babies Giveaway
The Give Away Has Ended. This post is a collaboration of Raising World Children and Bharat Babies but the opinions are of the author. Mythology is hard to explain. There are often so many complicated Read More …
Celebrating Independence Day With Indian Tri Colors
In India, Independence day is celebrated on 15 August every year.The article decribes how it is celebrated in school or at home. Read More …
Don’t Marry a Foreigner Till You Know This
I never thought I would marry a foreigner but there I was. I sat on the pull-out bed in the dark. Alone. In a foreign country. Where did my boyfriend go? I thought when someone Read More …
8 Amazing Things About Travel in Cuba
Havana has been on the hot list ever since tourism opened for Americans. As someone who blogs about travel to Cuba and has gone five times in the past year, I get the question all Read More …
The Story Behind Every Song – Cultural Influences to Music
Beethoven, my favorite composer went deaf before he composed some of his most famous piano and orchestral musical works. He was very poor, living in Vienna, but didn’t let his financial hardships or disability deter Read More …