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6 Steps to Wean Your Children (and You) from Digital Toys after the Summer

Digital Parenting

September 14, 2015

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!

Escape to Nature at the Exhilarating Espace Rambouillet

Activities

Vivienne Yung -

June 29, 2016

Nature and wildlife lovers will get a thrill out of a day trip to Espace Rambouillet, a sprawling natural park located just 45 minutes west of Paris. Get ready for encounters with wild animals, ponies, hiking trails, activities and breathtaking shows.

15 Important Things to Know Before Becoming or Hiring a Nanny

Smart Living

Chloe Martin -

June 22, 2016

Are you thinking of becoming an au pair or nanny as a way of traveling to France or finding work? Or are you an employer seriously looking for that special someone to take care of your most valuable possessions: your children? Here are some things both sides should discuss before the deal is done.

Chinese New Year Activities to Celebrate the Year of the Pig in Paris

Current Affairs

Hayley Enright -

January 31, 2019

We've just entered 2019 here in the West, but in the Chinese lunar calendar, it's already 4717. February 5 marks the beginning of the Year of the Earth Pig and Paris is celebrating its arrival with plenty of activities.

What Happened on a Design Student’s Quest to Help a Refugee Camp

Current Affairs

Julia Spence -

May 11, 2016

For the first few hours in the camp, I was scoping out potential design related modifications to make the refugees’ stay more… adequate? I had come expecting to experience a eureka moment: “I’m going to make this camp so much better, good Design will solve the refugee crisis!”. Boy was I wrong.

Which School System for my Bicultural Child?

Schools & Education

Jane Mobille -

October 19, 2017

Feeling lost in an education system that's not your own? Find what works for you and your bicultural child with this helpful advice.

Minecraft: An Epic Cheat Sheet for Parents

Digital Parenting

Elizabeth Milovidov -

March 23, 2016

If you are the parent of a child aged 5-17, you have undoubtedly heard of Minecraft. The phrase ‘heard of,’ in most cases being a euphemism for ‘struggled with.’ If left unmonitored, your child would pretty much play this video game non-stop and would use seemingly nonsensical phrases that you may have trouble decrypting.

Man in the Kitchen: Insights On the Evolving Role of Men

Portraits

Inspirelle -

November 5, 2015

Ever wonder what some men think about marriage, family and shopping for groceries and cooking? Meet Ken Carlton. He's INSPIRELLE's "Man in the Kitchen" sharing his personal insights and recipes in a monthly column for our section “Guy Talk”.

Man in the Kitchen: A Well-Seasoned Proposal

Guy Talk

Ken Carlton -

January 20, 2016

It is the month of resolutions. If we cannot change the world, what might we do to improve ourselves? I aim to write a few more hours a day because I am at one with unfulfilled dreams. To write is to be hungry and that is a condition The Man in the Kitchen relishes.

Picky Eater Saga: He Likes It!

Children's Health

Vivienne Yung -

October 15, 2015

Imagine my joy and relief when I discovered my picky eater put on weight the last few months! For the past few months, my little bub has not gained any weight. This all changed when we took a recent trip to NYC and discovered new non-gluten tasty treats.

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