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  • Asian Woman Holding A Child
    Expat Life,  The Kitchen Sink

    Just Because I’m Asian Doesn’t Mean I’m The Nanny

    “Sister, I can’t do anything. You have to go back to the doctor.” I was being dismissed, as often happens to many East Asian women in the Middle East. It’s common to be mistaken as my children’s nanny.

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    Muslim woman talking with someone in a shop

    On Doctors, People And Our Assumptions

    April 14, 2022
  • Parents holding a child's hand
    Family,  The Kitchen Sink

    The Secret Ingredient To Better Parenting

    There's not a caring parent out there who doesn't want their children to grow into happy, resilient, self-sufficient adults. How we each go about trying to get to that place can be compared to a mountain. For every mountain with a peak, there are several routes to the top. Each is distinct, with its own merits and downfalls, but they all eventually find their way to the top.

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    On Inspiration and Tears

    September 22, 2022
  • Snowflake ornament
    Family,  The Kitchen Sink

    How To Get The Most Out Of Advent

    2011 was the first and last year we ever did advent. My eldest was three, his little brother not even a twinkle in our eye. We had found a beautiful hanging advent calendar made from brightly colored fabric, resembling a Peruvian-style weave. It was in the shape of a tree with 24 post-it-note sized pockets.

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