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Posts by: Raizel Albano

Raizel is a mom of one and an applied anthropologist from the Philippines. She has been keeping a travel blog since 2011.

For Moms

The Perks of Raising a Child in a Developing Country

Raizel Albano | Oct 6, 2021

The Perks of Raising a Child in a Developing Country

There are currently 152 developing countries, a figure provided for by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

These countries are beset by common challenges, such as high levels of poverty, human resource weakness, and economic vulnerability.

To any parent, then, it can feel scary to want to raise a child in a developing country.

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For Moms

How Attachment Parenting is Making Parenting a Lot Easier

Raizel Albano | Sep 28, 2021

How Attachment Parenting is Making Parenting a Lot Easier

This post is not to discount that parenting is easy—it is not.

In fact, I deem parenthood as the most difficult job I’ve ever taken for it goes without a written script and one in which I need to confront uncertainties all the time.

It is difficult to be a parent, but every parent will agree with me that it is very fulfilling.

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For Moms

Do We Own Our Children? A Painful and Beautiful Part of Motherhood

Raizel Albano | Mar 30, 2021

Do We Own Our Children? A Painful and Beautiful Part of Motherhood

I’ve taken many roles in the past, with work that allowed me to live in offbeat places that I never in my wildest dreams would imagine visiting, to meet people who became my mentors and lifelong friends, and to simply, be me: that hippie-ish, nature-loving me.

All along I thought to work in community development was fulfilling enough — not until I became a mom.

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