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I'm not very aware of what would be culturally appropriate for my girl in Rwanda, and I'm trying to foresee any problems.
If I send stickers, what are recommended topics? In the U.S. African safari animals are seen as cute, but for my child, would they be scary predators? What kinds of images would my child recognize and enjoy?
As for paper dolls, what kind of doll would be appropriate? If I look for an African doll, would cultural tensions from the Rwandan Genocide make a certain kind of figurine problematic? Is the Compassion explorer one for Rwanda good to send? https://explorer.compassion.com/paper-dolls/
If I send stickers, what are recommended topics? In the U.S. African safari animals are seen as cute, but for my child, would they be scary predators? What kinds of images would my child recognize and enjoy?
As for paper dolls, what kind of doll would be appropriate? If I look for an African doll, would cultural tensions from the Rwandan Genocide make a certain kind of figurine problematic? Is the Compassion explorer one for Rwanda good to send? https://explorer.compassion.com/paper-dolls/
Aliya Daniella Kuykendall