Are you a TCK? Do you know any TCKs? Are you familiar with the term 'third culture kid'?  The term TCK (or ATCK) is not universally well-known, however, it is used to describe children who have been raised in a diverse cultural environment that is different to one or both of their parents.  Dr BB shares that people are working their families to countries with which they have no natural affinity, and out of this has grown a new community --- Third Culture Kid.
In recent years, with the increase numbers of refugees and immigrants worldwide, Dr BB encourages us all to not stay ignorant of this important and fast growing community.  We need to learn and understand how unique these children are, so that our kids who are not TCKs can learn to include and welcome them into our homes, schools and playgrounds.  Learn to be inclusive and kind toward this community of unique children.

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