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The woman sitting next to me was already tapping her foot nervously as we sat down, fluorescent orange drinks in hand. She nervously tipped her cup toward me before sipping, make a face that warned me what I was about to drink wasn’t very tasty.
Catherine Gaa
Nowadays, and quite especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the push for medical coverage for all societies and people, universal healthcare is an important buzzword. For expats in Spain, what does universal healthcare mean, and who
Your body during pregnancy is a literal machine, nurturing life from the moment of conception until birth and beyond if you choose to breastfeed or pump. But all of the extra blood, sweat and baby can also leave you tired, both physically and
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Nowadays, “vaccine” has become a buzzword due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the pandemic nears its two-year anniversary of strict lockdowns and varying levels restrictions in Spain, there’s definitely a collective sigh of relief that modern medicine,
Congratulations, new parent! Even though you’re exhausted and overjoyed and still unsure about what your life will look like with a new bundle of joy, adding baby to insurance is a necessary step - especially given the number of check-ups, baby and
There’s no doubt that a large importance is placed on the family in Spain, and family planning has become a hot topic in the last few decades.
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Pregnancy is something that female bodies, in general, were designed for. Yet, modern life has brought more complications to both pregnancy and labor and delivery.
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Studying abroad is a defining moment in many university students’ lives. Spain is a hot destination for study abroad, bringing an estimated 615,000 foreign students and driving more than 2 billion euros in revenue.
An analysis on why baby insurance is a cost-effective way to protect your whole family
It dawned on me on Saturday afternoon as my young kids dug into a plate of squid and rice in ink: they would never eat like this if they weren’t Spanish. My husband – a bred sevillano – has long sung the praises of his adventurous and varied eating,
