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    Life Hacks for Parents Relocating and Emigration

    Life Hacks for Parents Relocating and Emigration
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    Venue: Drum4fun Club, Limassol

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    DatesMon 11 - Mon 18 May 202611:00 AM - 01:00 PM daily
    TicketsFree · Sales closed
    NotesWorkshops · English

    About This Event

    We're launching a new project, "Life Hacks for Parents Relocating and Emigration," and have prepared a series of meetings for parents, each dedicated to a specific topic related to the development and upbringing of children in a new family environment.

    The topics for the meetings with child psychologist Tatyana stem from the most common questions parents ask for psychological help:

    1. How do children of different ages adapt when moving to another country? Key differences between adaptation in children and adults.

    2. Language acquisition: where, when, how, and to what extent to speak your native language and learn foreign languages. Bilingual children - the basic principles of language learning.

    3. How to prepare a child and their parents for entering kindergarten or school?

    4. Relationships with peers, communication with local children and their parents.

    5. Introduction to the book "Rest, Play, Grow: How Adults Raise Small Children and Small Children Raise Adults" by Deborah McNamara.

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    11:00 - 13:00

    Drum4fun Club· Limassol

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    Venue for Mon 11 May 2026

    Drum4fun Club, Limassol

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