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Make the right decision for your kids.If you are a Japanese parent eager to experience British life but unsure whether or not it would be the best place for your children, this handy guide will lay your fears to rest. Written entirely in Japanese, this handy guidebook outlines the seven key reasons why raising children in Britain is great for both the child and the parents, including the relative ease of travel for pregnant women and families with babies, the flexibility of many work schedules, and the individual care that students receive in British schools. This is an essential read for Japanese mothers or soon-to-be mothers living in Britain. ISBN: 9784396615505

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