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February is finally here and the school year is almost over in Korea. In today's episode, I will be discussing the benefits of homeschooling as my wife and I made the decision to move forward with it.
While my wife and I have noticed many positive outcomes with homeschooling our child, I also give the opposition equal time. Are you an expat living abroad raising a multicultural family? Have you considered homeschooling your children? Have a listen and share your thoughts.
As always, please enjoy the episode.

It is 2024! In today's episode I am discussing the pros and cons of technology, and how we can utilize it to advance our children's learning while being mindful of the negative stigma it attracts (ie. addiction).
What are some helpful methods you can prepare when giving devices to your children, and how can you be a great conduit? Please enjoy the episode!

Christmas is only a few days away, and 2024 is quickly approaching. This week I am discussing the importance of family during the holiday season. I look as far back as my family's first Christmas the year we became parents, and how much my wife and I have grown only a few years later.
From my family to yours, have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

A lot has happened in my life over the last two months. In today's episode I break down what has been occurring in my family's household. From birthday celebrations to minor headaches with U.S. immigration. One thing my family has learned is that time is precious and every minute together counts.
Please enjoy this week's episode!

Are you a father of infants or toddlers? Have you yet to experience a tantrum just about to unfold at the grocery store, library, or other public place?
In this episode I am sharing FIVE helpful tips to be mindful of during an episode with your child(ren). Personally, I have a very short temper and have fallen victim to mishandling previous tantrums.
Learn how to avoid collateral damage when communicating with your child during this episode and share your thoughts on my social pages.

Chuseok is a national holiday in Korea; the equivalent to Thanksgiving in the US. It is a time to celebrate the harvest as well as quality time with family. Millions of Koreans hit the roads to their ancestral towns to pay their respect.
Having a multicultural family is a wonderful experience during this time of year. I will be addressing the importance of my children acknowledging their Korean heritage.