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In this episode, we talk to Amsterdam cycling aficionado Henry Cutler, founder of WorkCycles, about biking in Amsterdam, including the surprising reason why scooters share the bike paths and why there can never be too many cyclists in Amsterdam. We also answer a listener question about bringing grandparents to live in the Netherlands, introduce our…
 
In this episode, we share an interview from the Hiraeth Podcast about migration and the search for home. Host Monica Perez Vega talks to guest Kristina about the different forms of migration she has experienced, including coming to the Netherlands as both a refugee and an expat. Show Notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/articles/around-world-search…
 
In this episode, we shine a light on the experience of burnout in the Netherlands, and hear three perspectives on burnout from our community, including Amsterdam Mamas' director Emmy McCarthy's story. Show notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/articles/what-we-talk-about-when-we-talk-about-burnoutsBởi Amsterdam Mamas
 
In this episode, we talk to parenting coach, and former teacher and social worker, Alison Ochs about perfection and parenting. We explore the pitfalls, cultural taboos, and the reality of parenting while also being human. We also poke a little fun at our own imperfect podcast with a few totally legit listener emails.Show notes: http://www.amsterdam…
 
In this episode, we hear the story of two Amsterdam Papas and learn how they became the parents to twin boys through gestational surrogacy. We find out what their options were as gay (intended) fathers, how they decided on surrogacy, what decisions they had to make along the way, and what sort of legal issues they encountered after the birth. Their…
 
In this episode, we interview two parents raising neurologically-atypical children in the Amsterdam Mamas community: Lucinda Juliani, founder of the Special Needs Families in the Netherlands support group, and Debbie Reber, founder of the TiLT Parenting podcast and website. We touch on both their of their choices to move to the Netherlands, how the…
 
In this episode, we talk to child psychologist Kate Berger from the Expat Kids Club about how to help children adjust to an international move. We also hear from four new arrivals to Amsterdam, to find out what it’s like to be in the midst of the adjustment. Finally, we learn about a new Amsterdam-based magazine exploring the theme of migration. Sh…
 
In this episode, we talk to psychologist and Amsterdam Papa Stephen Davies about the changing role of fathers. We also explain how the OV-chipkaart system works and how to register your child to travel for free on NS trains.Shown notes: www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/stories/what-does-dad-doBởi Amsterdam Mamas
 
this episode, we kick off our third season and introduce our new co-host, Katherine Perretta, as well as some new segments. We hand the mic over to our director, Emmy McCarthy, to talk about whatever she wants for five minutes or less -- and we find out her thoughts on her original "business plan" for Amsterdam Mamas, five years later. Finally, we …
 
Are you new to Amsterdam and looking for fun things to do with your children? Or have your children outgrown some of their old favorite spots? Maybe you’ve lived here for a long time but are curious about what other families do in their free time. Either way, we’ve got you covered!On this final episode of season 2, we ask experts from our community…
 
In this episode, we bring you the story of a mother who found herself trapped in a foreign country and a living nightmare, fighting for the right to go home with her children. Roz Osborne is the founder of GlobalARRK, a support group for parents stuck abroad. She sits down with host Donna Bardsley to share her experience. Show notes: http://www.ams…
 
In this episode, we talk to Ian Curry-Sumner, a consultant in international family law, about one of our most frequently-asked questions: what documentation does a parent need to travel alone with their child across international borders?Show notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/stories/solo-parent-travel-and-law…
 
In this episode, we talk to Mischa Rus about the practical issues of school choice in Amsterdam, how the lottery and placement system has changed in recent years, and how the system currently stands.Show notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/stories/education-amsterdam-part-3-lotteries-and-school-choice…
 
In part two of our education series, we explore new and interesting innovations in Amsterdam. We’re featuring two movers and shakers in the field of education, who also happen to members of the Amsterdam Mamas community. We talk with Jessika Lynch from TEDxAmsterdamEd, and then with Dylan Hyman about her new school, Spring High, opening in the Fall…
 
In this multi-part series, we’re exploring topics related to education in Amsterdam and the Dutch system, with international families in mind.In this episode, we talk to Annebet van Mameren from New2NL about how international parents can best navigate the Dutch education system. We’re also joined by Tatia Gruenbaum to talk about two of her initiati…
 
Host Donna Bardsley is joined by Mark Winstanley, artistic director of the Queen's English Theatre Company in Amsterdam. We talk about English accents, the theatre scene in Amsterdam, the history of the QETC, and their upcoming play One Man, Two Guvnors. Book your tickets today! www.Qetc.nlShow notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/stories/one-man-t…
 
Conversations about healthcare in the NetherlandsIn this episode, we discuss healthcare and giving birth in the Netherlands. Jolanda de Bie, a healthcare researcher, talks about three important aspects of Dutch healthcare: medical insurance, GP’s, and cultural expectations. Mari Gordon, a certified doula, goes over some common myths and misconcepti…
 
In this episode, we talk to Bianca Isaincu from Child and Youth Finance International about the importance of talking to kids about money, best practices for pocket money, and what's happening during Global Money Week 2016. Show notes: http://www.amsterdam-mamas.nl/stories/kids-and-money-show-notes-season-2-episode-9…
 
In this episode, Amsterdam Mama Jemyrr Gavino shares her story of experiencing domestic abuse as an international mother in the Netherlands, and how she bravely reached out for help from Amsterdam Mamas. We discuss the obstacles she faced seeking resources and support as a non-Dutch speaker, statistics about domestic abuse in the Netherlands, and J…
 
We’re happy to partner with the Amsterdam Academy’s podcast, and bring you an interview from their launch episode: an interview with UVA sociology Professor Christian Broer on the effects of city noise on our well-being. Then we’ll share some audio clips from the AM Spooktacular Parade in Vondelpark recently, with a few hundred or so families, some…
 
The Amsterdam Mamas from Facebook to website to podcast...Find out: How we startedWhy we decided to become a foundationWhen we didn’t get things right and what we did to change itWhy 2014 was our hardest yearWhere we’re going in the futureWhat people would be most surprised to learn about Amsterdam MamasWhy we love our volunteers so muchWhat is our…
 
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