mama falang
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Thanks guys will try my luck in the ladies forum
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A tricky situation....I am the western mother of a half Thai son with another on the way... And I must say despite my knowledge and background in the field of education I have also been guilty of to much tv/ technology time over the past few months. Our son is two and a half and I have another bub on the way....and I'm exhausted! I definitely think the best place for your boy is at home with family. A few structured activities a week would definitely be good for his social interactions and may help your wife to make some friends, I'm sure she would like to have something on aswell.... Staying at home can be mind numbingly boring...maybe if u could sneak a few mornings in at home and do a couple of trial classes... Swimming lessons would be great! We have a relatively flexible routine and there are some occasions where he is up till 10pm... I would be very cautious of how you approach the subject with your wife... You need to let her know that she is a fantastic mother and that u appreciate all she does at home before suggesting any improvements!!! Then I would go on to say that u would like to have some more playtime with your son when your home from work so please could she not let him sleep past 3pm...etc... The joys of cross cultural parenting hey! I'm so laid back and into encouraging independence and my husband (also a chronic tv/phone addict!) is such a stress head and won't let my son make a peep or get dirty...he often says it's my job to raise our son and to do it the western way... Because it's better, I'm always very quick to remind him neither is better, just different, you just have to choose what elements work for you as a couple and be prepared to compromise! Good luck! Check out mama falang on Facebook some good bilingual resources
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Hi everyone, I'm trying to create a network of women in relationships with Thai men. I met my husband 10 years ago and we have been happily married for 5 years. Whilst we have many friends in cross cultural relationships it always seems to be the woman who is Thai. We have started a family and I'm looking for people in similar circumstances to share bilingual resources with, celebrate the joys and challenges of cross cultural relationships and hopefully arrange meet ups and in general to create a support network. If you or anyone you know fits the bill please look up Mama Falang on Facebook. We are living in Melbourne Australia but will be posting some great resources and interesting articles so please join our page regardless of your location. Cheers
Mama Falang
Western women in relationships with Thai men
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Thanks boo, yes we are a pretty " normal" couple ha. Just looking to create a network as I only know 3 other couples and would love to share experiences, ideas and would love for the kids to hopefully have a chance to play. Would also be great for my husband to have a network to share his experiences with too. Please tell your friends to join! Mama falang