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Raising a Family Overseas: Building Connection With Your Family and Host Culture During Transition

Building Connection With Your Family and Host Culture During Transition

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"Raising a Family Overseas" fills a huge gap in literature for families in just this situation or getting ready to move forward. It is eminently practical, filled with wisdom gained from experience, from both MK's/TCK's and their parents. You will find amazingly practical, down-to-earth, doable advice about building and deepening relationships with your children even in the midst of the seemingly never ending chaos of transition - packing, saying goodbye, traveling, unpacking, saying hello, and trying to settle in to a new "home"...no matter how many times you do it.

Author: Anna Danforth

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Self-published book by ATCK and parent of TCKs. WF - 22 Jul 2024
Pages
180
Publisheddate
2023-06-28 00:00:00
Publisher
Anna Danforth
Resourceauthor
Danforth, Anna
Shorttitle
Raising a Family Overseas
Article Details
Notes
Self-published book by ATCK and parent of TCKs. WF - 22 Jul 2024
Pages
180
Publisheddate
2023-06-28 00:00:00
Publisher
Anna Danforth
Resourceauthor
Danforth, Anna
Shorttitle
Raising a Family Overseas
Subtitle
Building Connection With Your Family and Host Culture During Transition
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