Any other expats with kids the same age range with information or advise...HELP!

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Try this email discussion group at Yahoo!:


http://dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/viviendo_en_panama

It is a group of people that live, have lived, or desire to live in Panama, sharing information and experiences.

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Speaking from personal experience I believe any child will thrive there. My father worked in Panama back in the 80's. Myself and my younger sister lived there with him for some time. Nicole was 6 and I was 9. Nicole stayed for only 4 months because she missed my mother. But I lived there for nearly a year. After only 2 months we were both nearly fluent in spanish and had made friends with many local kids. I spent 6 weeks there last year and look forward to going again next month. I also plan to build a home in Santa Catalina by years end. I consider Panama as much my home, if not more than any other place I have lived.

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