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Welcome to Mums in Spain... |
Mumsinspain.com is a free online community in English for international mums and expectant mums from all over Spain to share information and experiences about being pregnant and raising a child in Spain.
This is very much a site for mums built by mums. The vast majority of what you will read on mumsinspain.com has come directly from another mum’s real life experience. So whether you happen to be looking for a nursery or school for your little one, an obstetrician for your first scan or a fitness class to help beat that post-baby bulge this is the site for you! |
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 If you are new to Mums in Spain a very big welcome! We hope that with the New Year even more mums and expectant mums will find us and visit us regularly! We have lots more features planned in 2010, the first being to expand what was our Christmas Shop to a permanent online store, with the emphasis on promoting Spanish retail businesses - particularly those run by mums! As always we really do welcome any contributions from our members, whether it be a birth story or perhaps your experience of moving to Spain with a young family.
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Family Rows 'Major Source' Of Misery |
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 Around 300,000 children are "significantly" unhappy with their life, according to a new survey by the Children's Society. The research suggests that 7% of youngsters in Britain aged between 10 and 15 are not happy, with family arguments a major source of their misery. It also indicates that children from broken homes can be happier than if their parents stay together. Children are, on average, 20% happier if their families "get along well", regardless of whether they live with a single parent, step-family or both parents, the survey found.
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 A businessman is suing British Airways over a policy that bans male passengers from sitting next to children they don't know - even if the child's parents are on the same flight. Mirko Fischer has accused the airline of branding all men as potential sex offenders and says innocent travellers are being publicly humiliated. In line with the policy, BA cabin crew patrol the aisles before take-off checking that youngsters travelling on their own or in a different row from their parents are not next to a male stranger. If they find a man next to a child or teenager they will ask him to move to a different seat.
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