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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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Tips for the Travelling Mum |
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Written by Claire Ogier
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 As soon as you board a plane you are very restricted when it comes to space. Remember when you used to travel alone, busy getting comfy in your seat only to realise that you would need your wallet for when you would be asked you if you wanted refreshments, you could simply stand up and nimbly extract your purse from your bag and sit back down all in the blink of an eye.
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 When most adults think about exercise, they imagine working out in the gym on a treadmill or lifting weights. But for kids, exercise means playing and being physically active. Kids exercise when they have gym class at school, soccer practice, or dance class.
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Identifying Different sorts of Cry |
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 Your baby cries to communicate messages to you. Attending to your baby straight away when he cries has been proven to increase confidence in children when they are older and it is not recommended to leave your baby crying.
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 If you are new to Mums in Spain a very big welcome! We really hope that you will find this site useful. 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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Sell your Second-hand Items |
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 Mums in Spain has recently launched an online marketplace where you can sell any second-hand or nearly-new baby, children and maternity items. It is completely FREE, so you can add as many things as you like with an image and description, etc.
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How much salt can a baby have? |
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 There have been many comments made by Mums in Spain about how high in salt and sugar Spanish foods can be, but just how much salt is it safe for our children to comsume? Babies require far less salt in their diet than adults do.
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