I've got experience with fruit...it doesn't crumble and block the fountain. You might want to be careful with some of those biscuity snacks!

Try arranging the fruit in an attractive way! What about a rainbow? Or a cascade of fruit?

Have fun!

Green, leafy vegetables are a great source of iron! Learn to prepare them in an easy, tasty way, and you'll never look back!

Good luck!

As an Australian living in the Czech Republic, I'd definitely vote for Australia! HOWEVER, it's an incredibly expensive, complicated and time-consuming process to get there! For example, the Partner Visa has just gone up to over $6800AUS!!! Incredible. Australia isn't interested in the "ordinary" person moving there...they have a strict list of Skilled Jobs which are acceptable (doctor, engineer, etc). Not easy at all! :o(

So, the next best option would be New Zealand. Gorgeous country, relaxed lifestyle and not so difficult to migrate there!

Shelley :o)

From personal experience, I really recommend both parents speaking to the child in a different language. Then the child grows up naturally in a language-rich environment, and subconsciously learns both languages simultaneously. It will come naturally to them, and they won't even realise that they know 2 languages - they'll just know that they speak THIS way to Mummy, and THAT way to Daddy.

It's the fastest, easiest, most pain-free method! Tried and tested!

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By full immersion!! Surround yourself with as much English as possible (friends, movies, books, magazines, games). Make it fun - nobody likes learning a language if it's boring.

Or do what my husband did...marry an English native speaker!! :o)