The Teacher Abroad, lipase and raising children bilingually Busy Mom Pumping Podcast

Does your milk smell funny? Soapy or maybe even vomit like? You might have Lipase. In this episode Dani, who is a teacher abroad, talks about her experience with lipase and how she fixed it. She also talks about raising children in different cultures and traveling with them.
Listen to how she used a hand pump at the school bathroom in Shanghai for a year to pump milk for her son. Or how she was able to go to her second son’s daycare room at her school to breastfeed him.
Find out how she managed the lipase problem and get some expert tips and tricks on how to raise your children in different languages EVEN if neither parent speaks that language.
Follow Dani on Instagram: @mifamilyabroad
To read more about Dani’s experience with lipase check out her blog post:
https://www.mifamilyabroad.com/en/the-mysterious-case-of-the-vomit-tasting-milk/
To read more about how to raise children bilingually check out her blog post on that:
https://www.mifamilyabroad.com/en/multilingual-kids-why-and-how-to-raise-them/
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