Paula Bendfeldt-Diaz 
I’ve always been a big fan of dairy and always though the more cream and cheese in a dish the better. When I was a kid my parents would tease me because I added sour cream (crema) to everything from my fresas con crema, to my frijolitos and my huevos rancheros. That is why being … Read more
Bigelow tea has always been part of my life. Growing up, I always remember my mom drinking tea and the Bigelow loose-leaf tea tins that were always in our pantry. The aroma of freshly brewed Earl Grey, Darjeeling, and English Breakfast takes me right back to my childhood and memories of my mom. This article … Read more
This infographic is really worth taking a look at. Although I do not love the title “how to raise a genius” there are great tips here for raising well adjusted, happy and caring children rather than a genius. As parents we really have a responsibility to be critical of our own parenting practices and take … Read more
Disclosure: This is a compensated post in collaboration with Latina Bloggers Connect and JOHNSON’S Baby. However all opinions are sincere and are my own. As Mother Day approaches I am really excited to share with you a wonderful way in which you can honor mothers and at the same time help raise funds for … Read more
Cinco de Mayo provides the perfect opportunity to teach children about Mexican traditions in a fun way. Even though celebrating Cinco de Mayo originated in Mexico, the day is more prevalent in the United States. So, it is the perfect time to learn a little about Mexican culture with easy Mexican-inspired activities everyone can enjoy! … Read more
I am super excited to announce that I got a visit from the Fairy Hobmother! Who is the fairy Hobmother you ask? The Fairy Hobmother is to bloggers what the Tooth Fairy is to kids. She visits blogs spreading light and joy across the blogosphere. Getting a visit from the Fairy Hobmother lets me know … Read more
One of the most dangerous years in a person’s life is the first 12 months after getting a driver’s license. Annually, there are about two million teens under the age of 18 in their first year of driving on U.S. roads, the National Safety Council (NSC) reports. About The Drive it Home Program To educate … Read more
I cannot tell you how excited I am to be participating in the Big Brothers Big Sisters Latino Recruitment campaign. I know, first hand, how a mentor can make a difference in someone’s life and change it forever. How Volunteering Will Improve Your Life I am passionate about advocating for and supporting the Latino community … Read more
Here in Florida it already feels like summer. When the heat and humidity reach their high point here we really need all the help we can get to keep cool. That means looking for refreshing foods and snacks for the whole family and the challenge is always in finding something that is healthy and that … Read more
The first new car I ever bought was a NISSAN Sentra. After getting hand me down cars from both of my parents I was super excited to buy a new car. I picked the NISSAN Sentra it because of it’s roomy interior and it’s great mileage and that is why the NISSAN Sentra has always … Read more
