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137. Living in Mexico: 5 Things That Shocked Us in Our First Month

In this episode of the "Living in Mexico" series, I'm joined by my husband Alex as we reflect on our first month living in Mexico. We discuss the unexpected challenges and surprises we've encountered during the first month of living abroad as second-generation Mexican Americans. Plus, we unpack five key surprises that have reshaped our perspective on life in Mexico. Join us as we navigate this new chapter and offer insights for anyone considering a big move abroad. For detailed show notes, visit https://vivalamami.com/episode137/ In this episode, you'll hear: Why healthcare in Mexico completely shocked us (in the best way possible) The truth about Mexican private schools and why I've never felt more comfortable dropping my kids off How Mexico is both cheaper AND more expensive than we expected The work-life balance revelation that's changing how I think about integrating family and career Moments when we feel like complete outsiders, despite being fluent Spanish speakers and looking like we belong TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction and Special Guest 00:52 Moving to Mexico: The First Month 02:42 Settling In and Daily Life 07:38 Healthcare in Mexico 13:17 Education System in Mexico 17:33 Cost of Living in Mexico 23:40 Work-Life Balance in Mexico 26:24 Feeling Like an Outsider in Mexico 32:02 Final Thoughts and Advice Listen to the audio version on all podcast platforms - search "Viva la Mami Podcast" Visit the Viva la Mami Website https://www.vivalamami.com FOLLOW ME: Instagram:   / vivalamami   TikTok:   / vivalamami_   Facebook:   / vivalamami   Affiliates: Shop my Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/influence... Use code VLM20 for 20% off your next purchase when you buy cultural bamboo pajamas at https://shopdulcedreams.com/ Get 10% using the code VLM10 for your next keepsake jewelry piece at https://lovecatcheronline.com/s/vlm Keywords: Living in Mexico, Mexican American moving to Mexico, Dual citizenship, Second-generation Mexican American, Reverse immigration Mexico, Mexican Dream, Life in Mexico, Family Abroad, Family in Mexico