The Carnival is a festival that originally indicated the banquet held on the last Thursday and the last Tuesday before Lent (Tuesday and Fat Thursday); just from this event, the carnival took its name (“carnem levare,” that is, knock the meat off). In countries of Catholic…
Gone were the days when Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) had to pay for expensive long-distance calls to hear the voice of their children back home. Nowadays, OFW parents can use technology to easily keep in touch with their family, especially their kids. If you are…
Because of the quarantine, parents with young kids need all the help they can get when it comes to ensuring that the children are still learning and enjoying even while staying inside the house the whole day. With the availability of gadgets and the Internet,…
Funny bunnies, colorful eggs, singing chicks, tons of flowers. The Easter atmosphere is everywhere: the shop windows painted in many colors. Are you curious to discover the traditions and the typical Easter dishes? Let’s find out together on this trip around the world!
This blogpost is particularly close to our heart, because Mash&Co adventure – as a project and then as a start-up – is inspired by the wonderful country of Hungary where we lived. There we met amazing people that we consider our family now. Hungarian culture has a particular tune…
Here we are again at our rendez-vous to tell the stories of parents living in the world. We have been to the UK, then flew to the Philippines and Mauritius, arriving in Ireland until our stop over in Vietnam the last time. Today we go to Poland with…
When women become mothers, at any moment they will find a force and at the same fears never felt before. So, if we ask mum to describe motherhood, the answer is almost always a duality that combines strong emotions. Thus we have love and fear,…
Today, we come back in Asia to tell you about Thuy Duong’s experience as mother of a three and a half years old baby girl. After the United Kingdom, the Philippines, Mauritius and Ireland, we stop over Vietnam, more precisely in the capital Ho Chi Minh City.
Traveling on business gives the chance to meet many people and each of them can let you discover new worlds and different points of view. In our case we have John Halloran, a dad met at Campus Seoul during Google for Entrepreneurs Exchange Program. Today we talk about John’s life as…
Last time we went to the UK and then to the Philippines to tell you about parenthood through Joyce’s and Abigael’s story, both living in very crowded places. This time let’s drop by in the middle of the Indian Ocean and let’s explore parenthood in…