BooksCultur-Italy Ezine

Book review: Todo in Tuscany

Todo in Tuscany is about how a couple not only had the Dream, as many of us do, of starting an exciting new life abroad but how they actually did it (they bought a villa near the beautiful walled city of Lucca in Tuscany in 2007, while maintaining and running their UK-based business). What they hadn’t planned on was buying a house … with a dog attached. And they certainly hadn’t…
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Cultur-Italy EzineRecipes

Tuscan spelt soup

Here is a simple recipe for the Zuppa di farro – Spelt Soup – from Tuscany. Ingredients: 2 tbsp farro per person 1 onion 2 carrots Celery 1 tomato 1 courgette small amount of spinach 2 pork sausages mushrooms Method Cook farro (spelt) for 20 minutes in water and a little salt. In the other pan put a small amount of water and add onion until softened. Add all the other ingredients…
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Cultur-Italy EzineMumpreneurs & Mums at work

MUMPRENEUR'S TESTIMONIAL: RITA KOBRAK AND HER MUMMY BUSINESS IN TUSCAN HOLIDAY PARADISE

My name is RITA KOBRAK. I love travelling and I love Italy. The idea of mum and baby holidays came about while talking to other mums. Many said they did not feel brave enough to travel on their own with their babies and all the extra baggage that you need to take. This gave me the inspiration for mum and baby retreats in our lovely home in Tuscany. I went about trying to make the house child…
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Baby & ToddlersCultur-Italy EzineSchooling

'BILINGUAL FOR FUN' by Letizia

If bilingualism is really important to you, and you really want your child to speak his second language, you should worry about it now, and wait no further, for 5 very good reasons: 1. Once you have established a parent-child communication pattern it’s very difficult and painful to change it. Later you might realise you can’t face the difficulties of imposing this change to your…
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