Moving to Ghana | American Teenagers Get Honest About Life in Ghana | Third Culture Kids
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2024
- A Third Culture Kid is a person who has spent a significant part of his/her developmental years outside the parents' culture. This is definitely how I would describe Abeo and Asad.
In this video they talk about growing up while living in multiple different countries, their experiences and advice they'd give to other teens moving to Ghana.
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These children are so cultured! I hope they are okay here because my twins were absolutely miserable. 🥹
Your daughter is absolutely correct about the children being much more mature. I saw the difference when they were visiting. You have two lil diamonds right there. They deserve greatness and you’ve done a fantastic job of delivering just that to them through their travel experiences.
They're okay here mostly because they like the school they're at...otherwise Accra doesn't have much to offer them tbh. It's a struggle for all of us living here at times. We are making it work though. 🖤
I need to hear more from them. I enjoyed listening to them.
They are so beautiful and highly intelligent. When they go back to Tanzania, tell them I’m going with them! 😆💕
Lol, we can all go together. 😩😆
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@themigratingmom, please sign us up. We want to go.
Your kids have been blessed to grow up and experience their formative years without a colonial mindset and not have their souls/spirits polluted by western imperialism and capitalism. Ancestors smile on you and your family!
Thank you so much for this. ❤️✨
👏🏾🖤 they’ve gotten to experience so much ,way more than most people dream of, tell them that Auntie says UNOOOO! Also because of you all I got to visit Africa. It would have just remained a dream or an unchecked item on a bucket list. You all made that come true and I’m forever grateful ❤✌🏾✨ 🇬🇭🇹🇿 love yinz 🖤
Heyy!! We will video call you this weekend! Miss you! 🖤
Awwww..... the kids saying they loved 🇹🇿 was 😢. There is a wonderful diasporan community especially at FUMBATOWN, Znz that has alot of AA teenagers, and they are _Thriving_ , they go to the ocean and swim, restaurants and plaza on site, paved roads for biking. Hopefully one day you can come visit. Poa Dada!
Yes we are aware of Fumbatown! Tbh Tanzania is their favorite place in Africa, their favorite place in general is Thailand. Mine too. Lol! 🖤
Your children are spectacular!!! 🤩✨🤎
Thanks boo! Yours are too. 🥹☺️🖤
I enjoyed this video! Your children are very intelligent and well spoken. It was nice to hear their point of view. What a wonderful way to grow up!
Thank you for watching 🙂✨
You’re welcome 🤗
Magnificent perspectives from both.
Hey y’all hey! Jeremiah and Jaz miss you guys! Be blessed and great job 🎉
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Aww from the mouth of babes! Good to hear their prospective and see how much they have matured. We miss you guys here in Tanzania!!
Hey boo! Miss you too!!
Thanks for all the great insights...Great children, so smart and wise. Keep up the great journey, as our children are the future. 💜🙏💜
Yes they are! ☺️✨
Love, love, love~
Great experiences. Not an average teenagers.
Great job on raising great humans, but you never told us the song on your old intro please tell us 😂
My teenagers are not thriving much in Ghana. Love hearing your kids perspective ❤.
Thank you for watching! How long have your children been here if you don't mind me asking. It was not an easy transition for us that's for sure.
@@themigratingmom we been here since November 2021. Thinking of other options now.
@PritTeaBeaUTea Accra is hard. We enjoyed the outskirts in Ghana more than the main city. Even Kumasi (a big city) is more livable than Accra - overhyped and overpriced.
Try the Volta region (for the mountains and waterfalls). We also really loved going to Ada/Ada Foah because we're boaters and anglers. There are lots of other places outside Accra that are not talked about on youtube.
Don't give up yet, it's so much you might not have seen. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing. What made you all decide to move abroad initially?
Hey sis, I knew I wanted to raise children abroad before I had them. I taught in Indonesia and I knew from teaching that I wanted to raise my children outside of the US.
@themigratingmom Wow, that's very cool. You were ahead of your time
Wow, your kids are brilliant and talk so eloquently. You're doing such an excellent job Mama 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
The dust storm she's talking about is during the Harmattan season, between November and February. I was surprised how severe and long it lasted in Ghana though. With my experience growing up in Nigeria, it usually last for about one month - from November to December.
We just left Ghana after 5 months and now in Nigeria. We want to do the quad East African countries and could use some of your recommendation, especially Tanzania. How can we connect further to discuss please?
Hello! Thank you for your kind words. Yes, please email me at rukiya@themigratingmom.com. ❤️
Nice to hear from them. Now grown matured teenagers. I still want to know, what tribe is your husband. ?
Hello sis what school in Ghana do they attend
Do they ever wonder about living in America?
How come you never tried the Caribbean.
We lived in PR and USVI prior to moving to anywhere outside of the USA.
How old are they
13 and 14
U just moved to Ghana so u will have to wait a little more.
We have been here since 2021
Ok! That is long enough to be able to compare.
Ok! That is long enough to be able to compare.
Ok! That is long enough to be able to compare.