The Struggle is REAL for Professional Mothers Moving Abroad
On paper, professional mothers look like the ideal candidates for an international move. You’re organised. Used to managing competing demands.Often […]
Expat Motherhood
Motherhood is already a challenge-filled adventure. Mothering abroad? It is a whole different game. Navigating cultural norms and parenting without a support network can make being a Mother abroad feel impossible.
These resources are written with personal experience and professional expertise, to support expat Mothers find their feet abroad. Avoiding burnout and loss of self are the key aims of these posts. This collection of articles cover topics such as:
– How to create a support network abroad
– Overcoming Expat Overwhelm and Homesickness
– Managing the cultural differences and bilingualism following international relocation
These blog posts have been created for professional Mothers who have recently relocated abroad with their family, needing advice on how to look after themselves in order to care for their family through this life-changing transition.
Expat Overwhelm: How to Overcome It
Why Capable Mothers Feel Lost Abroad Did you know that expats are 2.5 times more likely to experience anxiety and
Why You Need an Expat Support Network in Germany (and how to build one!)
Updated by Tara on 02 February 2026 You’ve made it. Your family packed up, survived the flights, and arrived safely
My Chaotic Expat Motherhood Journey: From Lost to Thriving
Updated by Tara on 21 January, 2026 At the airport, with my passport in hand, tears in my eyes and
How To Make Connections When You feel like an Outsider
Even after four years in this city, I still feel like an outsider sometimes. I’m learning how to make connections
The Cheat Sheet you Need to Shop Secondhand in Germany
There’s nothing like the thrill of shopping secondhand and finding a unique treasure. From a vintage dress to a retro
The girl behind the blog
As a little girl, I wanted to learn every word in the world. I had no concept that there were