If you’re having your first baby after relocation to a new place far away from your family and friends, you’ll have the challenges of being a new mom at a different level. They’re harder.
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Being pregnant and having a baby after you relocated far from family and friends can be a lonely journey. There are things you wish you have your mom and your female friends telling you what to do, or give you a helping hand or even to cheer you up.
However, you don’t need to feel alone. Here, at Thousands Of Miles Away, I’m sharing my experience of two-pregnancies and having babies far away from my homeland. You can find tips and ideas on how to cope with your big life change of starting a family when you just moved to a new place.
Together we can try to create happy little bubbles in life.
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