Below are the best videos we could find on Cross-Cultural Dynamics and cultural parenting.
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In this video, I discuss the multifaceted topic of motherhood and raising children in Germany. Providing support for mothers, children and family-units is incredibly important for the well-being of individuals and society.
Senior Fellow at Harvard's Advanced Leadership Initiative Montgomery (Monty) Simus discusses with Hedy, Director of Sales and Service Department at WholeRen, about how he and his wife create the optimal environment for their son.
A collaborative effort for and by families of powerful women, around the world changing the world with their efforts.
Africans have embraced Western Traditions in the name of Modernity, this film documents how our traditions as Africans can be important in raising a child and shaping them with African Traditional Values and Skills.
Eva Wieners describes how raising her child in different cultures prepares her well for the globalized world of today. Her child Miriam speaks German, Nepali, and English, and has learned a deep and natural respect for multiple religions and cultures.
When I moved to Italy, I didn’t know what to expect. My experience with the culture was very limited. And there were so many things I didn’t pay attention to prior to having children. This video shares some of the cultural challenges I foresee raising my children in Italy.
Note Atias is a cross cultural parent, also known as a TCK parent (3rd culture kids parent). She's a Thai expat in China, her husband is from Israel and their two kids go to a Chinese school. At home they speak English, but the kids speak fluent Chinese as well.
Becky Morales, adoptive mother of four, shares simple and practical ways that adoptive and multicultural families can incorporate heritage culture into their daily lives.
Exploring lived experience of positive parenting.
Chat with Dr. Natasha Kendal about parenting across cultures. Determining parenting styles and issues upfront and presenting a united front to children of intercultural marriages and children growing up in a different culture.
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