What Does it Take to Be a Good Big Sister?
I think being a good big sister means being a good sister first.
I think being a good big sister means being a good sister first.
There’s so much uncertainty in everything we do right now. However, with this uncertainty comes anticipation for adventure. That’s what I’m hoping this school year’s going to be like: adventurous with ups and downs.
They come and go as they please, the common denominator between old and new Beijing. Only, unlike the city felines looking back at us through cramped pet shop windows of swanky malls, the roof cats own the skies.
The term ‘gender bias’ is thrown around quite a lot, in schools, workplaces, and the sporting arena… but what exactly does it mean, and how does it affect our children?
Thousands of others flooded Twitter to complain that they were unable to access their scores, as College Board’s servers were again crashing. To add insult to injury, most scores have also been also dramatically lower than expected.
A key resource for new parents these days is listening to podcasts, where parents, past, and present, share their experiences. It’s where personal experiences become a collective learning experience.
For many foreigners (and locals, for that matter) the ayi industry is shrouded in mystery. What exactly does an ayi do? How much should you pay her? What are reasonable working hours? We answer these questions and more…
Last week, we reported that 8% of surveyed Beijing parents have decided to homeschool their children for the next semester. We dive into the world of homeschooling, so you can decide if it’s the right fit for you and your family.
The world’s waterways are choking on tons of plastic waste that makes its way into the oceans and seas each year. Landfills the world over are full to the brim with single-use bags, straws, and bottles. What can we do to reduce this massive use of plastic? It all starts with no plastic July!
The unfortunate truth is that renting in China as a foreigner is not easy due to cultural, legal, and linguistic differences that can confuse even the most experienced world travelers.