A large family around the world...

A large family around the world... Living abroad with five kids

#1 Elisaexpat

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Posted 05 June 2011 - 06:40 AM

Hi, I have been living abroad for 14 years now and I am in Australia since 2006.

My husband and I (both italians) have five kids, one of them is a little girl with special needs. :wub:

She has started walking only few days ago at the age of six and we all are very excited about her recent progress. :w00t:

Now we can focus on new targets as toilet training and speech develop... We are confident she will progress more and more, just step by step. :sorcerer:

She can't talk yet but her understanding is much higher and surprisedly she understands english and italian. :w00t:

I can't wait to meet other mums with csn living abroad.

Elisa

"Una volta che il mondo ti si e' aperto
e' difficile richiuderlo"

Scozia 1997/2000 - Olanda 2003/2006 - Western Australia 2006/today

#2 Fiordaliso

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Posted 05 June 2011 - 09:27 PM

Hi Elisa,

What a wonderful piece of news!!! Thank you for sharing with us something so special :wub:

In this way we can share the happiness for the amazing achievements that your daughter is experiencing :sorcerer:

Give her an extra hug for me tonight :wub:

This post has been edited by Fiordaliso: 05 June 2011 - 09:45 PM

Laura

Bielefeld (1996-1997), Berlin (1998-1999 e 2001-2002), Wolverhampton (2002-2004), Lincoln (2004-?)

#3 Elisaexpat

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Posted 06 June 2011 - 10:39 AM

Fiordaliso, on 05 June 2011 - 09:27 PM, said:

Hi Elisa,

What a wonderful piece of news!!! Thank you for sharing with us something so special :wub:

In this way we can share the happiness for the amazing achievements that your daughter is experiencing :sorcerer:

Give her an extra hug for me tonight :wub:

Thank you Fiordaliso, that is very kind of you! :wub:

Elisa

"Una volta che il mondo ti si e' aperto
e' difficile richiuderlo"

Scozia 1997/2000 - Olanda 2003/2006 - Western Australia 2006/today

#4 Marionexpat

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Posted 20 June 2011 - 09:49 AM

Elisaexpat, on 05 June 2011 - 06:40 AM, said:

Hi, I have been living abroad for 14 years now and I am in Australia since 2006.

My husband and I (both italians) have five kids, one of them is a little girl with special needs. :wub:

She has started walking only few days ago at the age of six and we all are very excited about her recent progress. :w00t:

Now we can focus on new targets as toilet training and speech develop... We are confident she will progress more and more, just step by step. :sorcerer:

She can't talk yet but her understanding is much higher and surprisedly she understands english and italian. :w00t:

I can't wait to meet other mums with csn living abroad.

Great news, Nathalie started around that age, now almost 11 she gets very independent and decides when she need my hand or she fells safe enough to take off alone....So, this will ahppen to you too...

Best Marion