Articles by

Laila Robles Martínez

Laila is a journalist born and raised in Mexico City, and has lived in Canada (a semester in high school counts, right?), Spain (where she met the love of her life and completed her Master’s Degree in Humanities) and most recently, The Netherlands. She has great passion for exploring new cultures, mothering her beautiful three-year-old son, tasting all kinds of vegan treats and, of course, writing.
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Culture

5 odd little things you can find in the Netherlands

As an international, once you get past the most obvious things that differ from what you're used...
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Culture

5 things you won’t miss if you leave the Netherlands

While I always try to look for the positive in life, I will admit that a part...
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Lifestyle

5 things that will surprise you when you first arrive in the Netherlands

When my husband and I were first presented with the opportunity to live in The Hague, we...
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Lifestyle

5 English-teaching yoga studios in The Hague to get your mat out for

Craving some yoga in The Hague but have no idea what it means when your teacher says...
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Culture

4 things that are hard to find in the Netherlands

Do you ever arrive in a new place and expect things to work just as you're used...
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Lifestyle

Mommy approved: here are some of the best spots to take your kids in The Hague

It is not hard to picture: you have just arrived in a new city, a new country...
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Living in the Netherlands

5 things you will miss if you leave the Netherlands

It's a common situation among expats: you arrive in a new country, get acquainted, embrace the culture,...
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Lifestyle

Parenthood in the Netherlands: advantages and challenges

Being a parent is no piece of cake, no matter where you are from. However, the way...
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