“…(Bryceson & Vuorela, 2002, p. 28) Transnational familyhood is often related to migration (e.g., Gardner 2012;Ní Laoire, Carpena-Méndez, Tyrrell, & White, 2010). Mobility and migration abroad are taken-forgranted aspects of life in some cultural contexts, and this will have an impact on children (e.g., Akesson, Carling, & Drotbohm, 2012;Coe, 2012). In some contexts children specifically are the ones on the move (e.g., Olwig 2012, who has studied children's transnational mobility between households in the Caribbean migration tradition; Ní Laoire et al, 2012;Orellana, Thorne, Chee, & Lam, 2001).…”