Florida, as its nickname “sunshine state ”  implies, gets its share of the sun in every season.

The second largest city in the state of Florida, the 45th largest city in the United States, Miami, Florida, is located between the Everglades and Biscayne Bay.

Miami is an ideal place for those who want to meet different cultures, sunshine all year round, white beaches, shopping, historical sites, excellent sunrise and sunset views. Especially in the winter, the US has the best climate to live in.

According to Forbes Magazine, in 2008, Miami was named the “Cleanest City’ in America with its large green areas, clean drinking water, clean streets and recycling programs throughout the city.

With its world-renowned universities such as Miami International University, University of Miami, Florida International University, Florida Memorial University, Keizer University, Barry University, Johnson and Wales University, Miami-Dade College, St. Thomas University, Miami is literally the city of ‘’Education in Paradise ”.

It is good to consider certain criterias when making decisions. The first and the most important criterion is the place you choose. If there is a city you desire, there is nothing wrong with going there if your conditions allow it.

The second criterion is the climate. Winter conditions can be very difficult, it is useful to consider. The climate in Miami is tropical. Summers are hot and humid and winters are mild. In winter the temperature is between 17 - 27 degrees and in summer it is between 27 - 35 degrees.

Especially between September and May, the weather is perfect and you can spend  relaxing  days that are neither hot nor cold. We are sure that pregnant women will have a pleasant time walking in , in a clean and green city Miami.

Miami is a city that you can easily get used to with its sunny weather, clean sandy beaches, friendly people people and fun life.

You can enjoy the sunshine, sea and pool, tropical fruits with different vitamins which you will not find easily in other American cities and  benefit from the sunlight (vitamin D) your baby needs after the birth even in winter during 12 months.