is belgium a good place to live and bring up children? many thanks?
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Belgium is a very good place to let your children live. Specialy if you live in Brussels. Thanks to to the EU there a lot of international school, and Brussels is a very safe city. The belgium schools are rated as one of the best of the world  and they dont ask a lot of scolar money
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I agree with you 100%.  I am an Early Childhood Educator with no children as of yet and most of my family, friends and neighbours come to me for advice about their children.  Life experience is sometimes good enough to learn what you need to know.  Not to say that real hands on experience doesn't help but it doesn't mean you don't know anything either.
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I live in Leyland in Lancashire, England. Going from your Q&A I think you live with your partner, with a cat. You live in the UK, and you know a bit about kids, maybe you have a child, or you look after them as part of your job??\n\nSORRY.... you weren't asking that were you? Couldn't resist!!
431546
Aww, good for you 'tots'.\nIsn't life just a blast.............?!!!!
371565
It is not at all dangerous outside the cities. Probably more safer.\n\nWe have crime like every country but I think you would find that most people are decent and friendly.\n\nAs a young woman, I feel very safe in this country.
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i lived the biggest part of my life in Holland. indeed,a very liberated country, very multi-cultural and a large variety of religions. The mayority doesn't attend church (anymore) and we have no special requirements.\n\nif u have more questions or u need more info on this same subject, u can always message me.
652309
I am from Nashville and have raised three children here. The cost of living is not bad and there are jobs everywhere. Kentucky however has a very high unemployment rate.Unless you are a farmer I would suggest Tennessee.
42759
I have some high chool friends that moved out there after they got married. they love it. good place to raise a family.
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would someone from brussels, belgium be ok??
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Just read some of these questions and answers! jk  If you want to live a decent life or have a family you need a good education to survive.  The smarter we all are as a whole makes us a better society and a stronger country to survive in a violent world.  Research and development in all fields allow us to advance and survive.  Would you want to live in some of these third world countries or raise your children in such a place?  If you say, yes, then you haven't visited enough of them.  Without education we are doomed to be like many of these poorer countries throughout Asia, which includes the Middle East.  A society of ignorant violent people who can not govern themselves.  There are many intelligent and good people in these areas, as well as some succesful countries, but they are unfortunately the minority.  If this answer did not work, go hang out in some getto or trailer park.
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I was in Belgium 1986-1989 with the RAF. Depends on if you want to live in a Flemish or a Waloon area. Yes it is divided. My main memory is of a country where the pubs were open 24 hours and I never saw a drunk, the shop windows were not boarded up in the evening and the trains ran on time with no vandalism on the railways. I also went to football matches with alcohol on sale and no trouble. Another advantage of Belgium is it's close access to a lot of other countries which explains why they all speak each others languages though when you are that close it becomes dialect.
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It depends on where you go? Lke all major cities Paris has its bad and good parts. Outside the city is very poor and they have major issues with crime. The south is very warmer than the north. You will find areas around Nice was rich and better off. You will find white sandy beaches. The west coast is cool and beautiful. Overal France is middle to low income. It is not a rich country. The people are overal friendly. Many people like to joke and say they are rude or stink. But it is not different than other country you will visit. I say it is worth a visit. \n\nI have been there many times and in face live only a few hours away to the north (Netherlands). It is a nice country and many areas a filled with friendly people, good food and beautiful rolling hills. Yes Paris cost a lot and it does stink, the people are rude but so is New York City. Or is Amsterdam, Berlin and all cities of that size. The rest is great for a visit.
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Is that how it really is in Brazil? I'm thinking of moving to your country! I've heard that it's a beatiful country with great people. Regarding to your question, I personally wouldn't mind you coming to our country, the USA. I think you'll like it here, there's something for everybody! (Sorry but unfortnatley when it comes to the enviorment and wildlife, we're pigs! But we have underground groups fighting for a change!)
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I've worked in Siberia, and the Russian far east.  The people are some of the nicest, most gracious, friendly people I have had the pleasure of meeting anywhere.  I don't think I would want to live there, not that it's a bad place, but I'm really happy where I am.
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It's great! I've lived and worked all over (Australia, US, Germany & Ireland), and London is by far my favourite place. It's not cheap, though; The rent may well kill you.
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1) Yes, lived there last year\n2) Very nice! Some are very beautiful and way more easy going than western ones\n3) Nope\n4) I'm sure I would love it.\n\nThanks for the 2 points!
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Its a good place with lots of nature  eg. lot of lakes and well developed cities , only thing its very cold like chicago and new york so check out the temperatures if you are from warm areas. Population is mostly european and asian. Lot of business , Land is also reasonably priced - good place to settle down.