Feeling confident and perhaps even excited about the unique advantages your globally mobile child has - instead of worrying about what they're missing.
Knowing exactly which parts of your culture matter most to you and how to pass them on - even when your child is exposed to a range of cultures.
With one fun family activity that turns "teaching culture" from a lecture into something your kids actually want to participate in
After the values session with Anthi I went straight home and talked about what's important to us as a family.
I've never even thought about what's important to us as a family - it was great to get clarity on what guides us as parents
My wife came home after working with Anthi and we got really deep into a conversation around what's important to us as a family - we've never done that before.
I’m Anthi - a Jai Institute for Parenting certified master parent coach who has worked with over 100 international/globally mobile/migrant/expat families. I work with parents who are living lives filled with change, transition and cultural complexity. My clients are highly successful and come to me because I help them to become the parent that keeps their cool, raises their child to be successful and breaks parenting patterns that they know didn't serve them in their own childhood.
I was raised in a multicultural household and attended an international school that informed my values, priorities and how I now choose to raise my child. Together with my husband and son, we’ve built a life on the move, living and working across multiple countries while staying deeply connected as a family. And I am very aware of the significance of my role in ensuring my son remains deeply connected to our cultural, linguistic and historical roots. It is a big responsibility.
Over the past 25+ years I have lived in five countries across three continents and worked in another 20+ countries. Permanently existing between cultures, I understand firsthand the unique pressures of raising children in globally mobile families - and how to navigate them successfully.
After years of living as an international child and teaching international students, I know exactly what the magic ingredients are to help you nourish and nurture your family - and make it easier to hold onto your home country culture no matter where in the world you're living.
It doesn't have to mean museums they hate, food they won't touch or language lessons that feel like a battle. There's a far simpler way to give your child a clear sense of home country identity and belonging - and I'm going to teach you that method in just one hour.