Cultural Learning

Learn each other's world before you build one together.

Dedicated learning tracks for Haiti and Nigeria run through all 90 days. Neither culture is presented as superior — both are studied, honoured, and carried into a shared household culture.

Haiti Track

Haitian family traditions and household roles
Haitian Creole introductions and everyday phrases
Faith practice in Haitian churches
Food traditions and hospitality
Haitian wedding traditions
Expectations involving parents and godparents

Nigeria Track

Nigerian family traditions across regions
Nigerian greetings and respectful expressions
Faith practice in Nigerian churches
Food traditions and hospitality
Traditional and church wedding customs
Expectations involving parents and elders

Shared Modules

Basic cultural language learning

Extended-family involvement

Financial support for relatives

Gender-role expectations

Household expectations

Respect for elders

Communication differences

Raising multicultural children

Navigating stereotypes

Avoiding cultural superiority

Building a shared household culture