Hi everyone! Just wanted to introduce myself! My husband and I and our 2 year old are moving to Wiesbaden-he leaves next month and the baby and I follow in April.
We lived in the UK from but we were newlyweds with no kids-so I expect this to be quite a different experience! I am looking forward to meeting new people and living in Europe again-and watching my son experience new cultures!
Oh and German beer and chocolates I love to travel around Europe and we haven't been back since we left in , so I am super excited about it-and nervous about traveling with a toddler.
Feel free to say hi and offer any advice about moving!!! Hello Becca. Welcome to Expat. Thank you for this introduction. Any advice at all helps We are pretty new to the language but have a lot of support through our relocation process. We're hoping to find something in town that let's us spend our 2 - 3 years here living as close to the culture as we can.
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