Comments on: Maintaining Your Children’s Cultural Heritage http://www.escapefromamerica.com/2009/04/childrens-cultural-heritage/ Live where you want to live... Live how you want to live... And make money doing it! Mon, 06 Feb 2012 11:29:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Denise McManus http://www.escapefromamerica.com/2009/04/childrens-cultural-heritage/comment-page-1/#comment-191 Denise McManus Thu, 23 Apr 2009 06:22:17 +0000 http://www.escapefromamerica.com/?p=503#comment-191 I do so appreciate your article, my children were born in South Africa, however we have moved and have been away for a year now. In all likelihood we will never live in our country again but I would like to ensure that they learn about the culture that they come from and our traditions. I love your ideas and will most certainly be using them to teach my children some of their own heritage. I do so appreciate your article, my children were born in South Africa, however we have moved and have been away for a year now. In all likelihood we will never live in our country again but I would like to ensure that they learn about the culture that they come from and our traditions.
I love your ideas and will most certainly be using them to teach my children some of their own heritage.

]]> By: Sharon http://www.escapefromamerica.com/2009/04/childrens-cultural-heritage/comment-page-1/#comment-174 Sharon Tue, 21 Apr 2009 05:39:06 +0000 http://www.escapefromamerica.com/?p=503#comment-174 Hi Jill I agree with you. Teaching your kids their cultural heritage is very important. When we lived in Venezuela our kids went to local schools, and didn't have any connection with our heritage and holidays. So, when we were posted to Canada we decided to send them to a private school where they learned our language, history and celebrated our holidays. I believe it made them feel good and a part of a community. When we repatriated all this was not new to them; and they felt much better when the holidays. Sharon Hi Jill

I agree with you. Teaching your kids their cultural heritage is very important.

When we lived in Venezuela our kids went to local schools, and didn’t have any connection with our heritage and holidays. So, when we were posted to Canada we decided to send them to a private school where they learned our language, history and celebrated our holidays.

I believe it made them feel good and a part of a community. When we repatriated all this was not new to them; and they felt much better when the holidays.

Sharon

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