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It’s hard being a mom, and being one abroad can make it that much more challenging, especially when there aren’t many moms you can talk to about how you’re really feeling, or when other moms can’t really relate to what you&rsq
Pregnancy far from home? You're not alone—and you're at higher risk for a PMAD. International mothers often face: - Cultural disconnection - Lack of extended family support - Language barriers - Limited access to trusted care - Isolation The
NEW DONATION-BASED EVENT! 🗓 This Wednesday, 4 June at 19:00 🔗 Register now: afloatgermany.org/events Afloat e.V., a nonprofit organisation, invites you to join Colette White (@menocare_de) for another engaging webinar on perimenopause and menopau
Pregnancy can be a pretty isolating experience, especially when you're far away from friends and family. Joining a perinatal support group can help while actually significantly lowering your risk of developing or worsening a PMAD. Why it helps: - Re
Are you an international mom in Germany looking to connect with others? Parenthood comes with high highs and low lows, and living abroad can make things extra complicated. Our virtual 6 week mom-to-mom group is a safe and open space where you can con
Pregnancy "should" be a time of joy and anticipation, but that simply isn't the case for many expecting parents. And even the most excited parent can find themselves struggling with a PMAD at some point during their perinatal journey. PMA
It is completely natural to feel hesitant about joining a support group — many mothers* and caregivers* share these doubts. Please know there is no commitment or pressure. You are warmly welcome to join spontaneously, even at the very last
Join us tomorrow at the Hebammenpraxis Belladonna at 10 am, conveniently located near the HBF at Kaiserstraße 94. Registration is open at https://afloatgermany.org/in-person-group-heidelberg - #heidelbergaltstadt #support #mom #momingerman
[TOMORROW VIA ZOOM] Fatherhood* rarely comes with a clear definition — it arrives in moments. Moments that teach patience, active listening, and the importance of showing up with care. For many, being a father* means being present, staying c
Some nights, it’s easy to wonder whether speaking mostly English at home might be a mistake. Will this child struggle at school? Will classmates grow impatient if German comes more slowly? Will there be a sense of not fully belonging — t
That first solo night shift with the baby — it always sounds manageable… until it isn’t. Thirty minutes in, it’s not uncommon to be frantically searching online for “how long can a baby cry before something explodes,&
Finding your identity as a father* means balancing who you are, how you show up as a partner, and what kind of father* you want to be. It’s all connected and always evolving. Come join the conversation next Thursday, May 22nd, via Zoom!