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Welcome to Mums in Italy... |
Mumsinitaly.com is a free online community for mums and expectant mums from all over Italy to share information and experiences about being pregnant and raising a child in Italy.
This is very much a site for mums built by mums. The vast majority of what you will read on mumsinspain.com has come directly from another mum’s real life experience. So whether you happen to be looking for a nursery or school for your little one, an obstetrician for your first scan or a fitness class to help beat that post-baby bulge this is the site for you! |
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Tips for the Travelling Mum |
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Written by Claire Ogier
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 As soon as you board a plane you are very restricted when it comes to space. Remember when you used to travel alone, busy getting comfy in your seat only to realise that you would need your wallet for when you would be asked you if you wanted refreshments, you could simply stand up and nimbly extract your purse from your bag and sit back down all in the blink of an eye.
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 A businessman is suing British Airways over a policy that bans male passengers from sitting next to children they don't know - even if the child's parents are on the same flight.
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Promote your business in Italy |
 Mums in Italy.com has an A-Z Directory, and for a limited period we are offering you the chance to list your business or service completely free of charge! Simply register on the site and add your business details today. You can be listed in up to three categories and you will be able to include an unlimited text description as well as images and logo, together with your full contact details and web address. A great way to promote your business to families living in Italy.
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Sell your Second-Hand Items |
 Mums in Italy has recently launched an online marketplace where you can sell any second-hand or nearly-new baby, children and maternity items. It is completely FREE, so you can add as many things as you like with an image and description, etc.
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Calling all Mums in Italy! |
 Are you an international mum living in Italy? We are hoping to build up mumsinitaly.com so that it can become a useful place for mums to come and share their experiences and get information. The site has a forum, all you need to do is simply register on the site which is easy and absolutely free to do, and introduce yourself. If you have any information about anything that could be helpful to another mum we would love you to share as much with Mums in Italy as possible!
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Raising Bilingual Children |
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Written by Deirdré Straughan
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 Not as Hard as You Might Thing - Our daughter is bilingual in English and Italian, and some people have asked "how we did it." There really wasn't much to it. While I was pregnant, I read the only book I could find on the subject (The Sun is Feminine Amazon UK | US), which happened to be written (in English) by a German linguist married to an Italian. She suggested following the "one parent, one language" rule: each parent should speak only one language (preferably his or her native one) with the child, right from birth, so that the child is able to identify each language with a specific person, and thereby learns to keep the languages separate.
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