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You’re either in it because you love it, someone “volunteered” you, or you refuse to go near it with a ten-foot pole, but either way, the PTA will find you… sooner or later.
Between education, housing, extracurricular activities, and more, raising a child in Beijing has never been so expensive.
Ever since its founding in 2006, jingkids has been an essential part of expat family…
Dad Li Zheng, mom Chen Yijia, and their two daughters Jessica (Grade 8) and Jenny…
Plus a few of our own Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics takeaways.
What started out as a fictional TV holiday has become a staple of gal pals’ calendars the world over.
Having an ayi can be a great help. But what happens when you want to let your ayi go?
To what extent should parents punish their children without damaging their dignity?
We regret to inform you that one of our recommendations may have been less than worth it. Oops, sorry!
Meet Elizabeth Weaver, a 19-year-old student at AISB-Hope International who moved to China with her…