Dutch family traditions

In the culture of the Netherlands, family members take breakfast individually during weekdays based on their schedules, but on Sundays, families will eat a ...

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Support and solidarity, both in financial and emotional terms, are usually directed towards the closest kin (parents, children and siblings).

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Muisjes - Aniseeds with a colored outer layer of sugar. When a new baby is born the mother will serve either pink (girl) or blue (boy) "muisjes" on pieces of ...

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When a baby is born in the Netherlands, Dutch families decorate their front windows or put up a yard sign to broadcast the little one's arrival.

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Information about celebrations such as birthdays and public holidays like the traditional Dutch Sinterklaas.

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Generally speaking, the Dutch do not overly coddle their children. Instead, parents in the Netherlands allow them to become self-sufficient early. For example, ...

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Dutch immigrant families follow the simple customs and traditions of their ancestors, including seasonal celebrations and events like King's Day ...

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The few rules they make (like strict bedtimes and set dinner times) are sacred. And with those rules, Dutch parents are very consistent. The ...

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Five surprising birthday traditions · 1. Everybody close to you will be congratulated · 2. You must host your own party · 3. Joining the Circle · 4. Open gifts ...

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Never been to a Dutch birthday celebration before? We got you covered! The Netherlands has a few unique traditions you might not know.

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