This group welcomes English-speaking
expatriate mothers of all faiths/origins/beliefs, living in or shortly moving
to Kuwait.
The purpose of our group is to:
1) Provide an
information service to our members on the practical aspects of living in Kuwait
(e.g. schools, hospitals, transportation).
2) Provide a
portal for our members to arrange outings/playdates/meet-ups, etc.
3) Keep each other
informed of events happening in Kuwait.
4) Provide an
outlet for items for sale by members through our Classifieds section.
5) Provide
positive and negative product and service information through our Reviews
section.
Membership Requirements:
1) Speak English
2) Be an expatriate living in Kuwait or shortly moving to Kuwait
3) Be a mother or a 'mother-to-be'
2) Be an expatriate living in Kuwait or shortly moving to Kuwait
3) Be a mother or a 'mother-to-be'
If you fit the bill, please Sign Up and we
look forward to welcoming you into our community! :)
The link is: https://www.bigtent.com/groups/expatmumskwi
Thanks for sharing. This is a great group.
ReplyDeleteWhat seems to be the overriding opinion of older moms there? Im 4 months along at 43 with surprise baby number one. I am transitioning from part time transplant to full time...and a bit nervous..
ReplyDeleteI very much enjoy your blog. Thank you for your information
Dear Michelle, I'm not in the mom/kid world, so I don't know how to answer your question. I can tell you that there are a lot of older Kuwaiti moms because Kuwaitis like large families and age isn't a thang to many people. But you should ask some other moms out there (on expat forums and maybe this mom's group) how they feel. I'm not planning to have my first until I'm 60, so ask me then! :) LOL.
ReplyDeleteIf you are planning to have your baby here, the Royal Hyatt Hospital is outstanding. It is affiliated with Banyan Tree spas and they offer all kinds of pampering treatments (before and after) as well as delivery packages (like your choice of suites and services).
Thanks for the compliments! If you have any questions about your transition here, just holla.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to be a member of this group.. i am a mother of a 6 months old boy.:)
Please tell me where should i go and sign up.
Jabeen - the link is on the post. https://www.bigtent.com/groups/expatmumskwi There is also a group on Facebook with the same name.
ReplyDeleteDear moms
ReplyDeleteI need your help with guidance, tips and ideas on how to help my daughter go through the KG admission test. I don’t want to make it long but I need to give you a brief idea about the issue. She’s 3 and a half years old now, and an only child. She goes to nursery and is doing just great. The issue is that when we tried to get her into pre-K last year, she did not cooperate with the new school’s teacher. She cried a lot and refused to stay alone in the room with her. My child is very smart and is doing great (according to her nursery teacher’s objective opinion, and her score card attests to her amazing development on more than one level), however, she takes her time when it comes to new environments involving people and situations that are strange or new to her. What I learned from my readings is that I can help her make progress in reaching out to people easily by enrolling her in activities and playgroups. What do you think will work best in her situation? Any idea how I can get in touch with other moms or any playgroups? What activities will boost her self-confidence?
Thanks a lot in advance
Just a little side note: I'm not a mom. I don't do mom things. I don't know about schools or doctors or play groups or activities. I have a wicked sense of humor, and if anything, I would be tempted to prank you - which I know is just wrong, wrong, wrong. "It would be different if you had your own kids, Desert Girl." and that's probably true. But I don't so I get to make fun of the people I really don't understand: Parents. How do you people do it? I mean, I can have a full staff of employees and they are less responsibility than those little humans that need your attention all the time. And shuffling them to schools. And figuring out schools. And having to deal with teachers and other parents. Oh.My.God. Just thinking about it is making my palms sweat.
ReplyDeleteSo my advice to moms who need information is - get onto Facebook on the Expat Mums in Kuwait group. They are very helpful - as is the British Ladies Society (and maybe the American Women's League, but I haven't attended one of their meetings in about 10 years so I don't know).
Also find a good pediatrician. Ask them for assistance.
Sorry I can't be of more help. Dogs, dating, complaining, contracting - those are my thangs.
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