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6 Steps to Wean Your Children (and You) from Digital Toys after the Summer
Over summer your family probably spent more time connected than they usually spend during the school year. But there is no reason to panic or to feel guilty. You can transition back to school and back to work in a painless manner with a digital detox!
Why I Chose to Learn French Under the Villefranche Sky
A Canadian journalist travels to the Riviera to learn French and fulfill her dream of being able to converse about food, fashion, wine and art like a native.
Power Up with Pilates in Paris and the Suburbs
Pilates is a great way to kickstart a body and life change. INSPIRELLE reached out to two of its favorite instructors to talk about the benefits and their approach.
French Insults: What are they, how bad can they get and how to react?
Ever been insulted on the streets of Paris? These tips from a former police officer can help keep French insults from ruining your day.
Entrepreneurship: Essential Questions to Ask Before You Jump
So you want to take the leap and start your own business? Here are some essential things to consider before deciding if entrepreneurship is for you.
5 Lessons in French Etiquette and Why Manners Count
Business etiquette and French savoir-vivre coach Marie de Tilly explains how mastering good manners can make all the difference in fitting into French society.
How to Host a French Dinner Party – When You Can’t Cook
Even if you don't know your confit from your cassoulet, you can host a French dinner with style by following these easy-to-master culinary tips.
Digital Parenting: The Inside Scoop on Screen Limits for Children (Part 1)
The first in a three-part series in which digital parenting expert Elizabeth Milovidov shares the real deal: how insiders on eSafety deal with their own children, the rules that they set and best practices.
How Good Should Your French Be to Live in France?
From ordering a coffee to dealing with French administration, Author Lizzie Harwood shares her French language savoir-faire with you.