Disclosure: This is a compensated campaign in collaboration with PEEP and Latina Bloggers Connect. From the first time my kids saw Peep and the Big World on TV they loved it. The fun characters are always up to something interesting that wakes up their creativity and keeps my kids entertained and I love that these … Read more
It’s been a crazy busy month and my inlaws are always so helpful and are ready to jump in and lend a hand taking care of the kids and sometimes they will even surprise us with cleaning the house when we are away for a weekend! The kids go to visit at least one day each weekend and … Read more
The Day of the Dead or Día de Los Muertos is a traditional Mexican holiday celebrated on November 1st. It honors the lives of our family members and loved ones who have passed away. Here are 25 easy-to-make Day of the Dead DIY crafts you can do with your kids. Some of these are so … Read more
This year we are decorating the house with a Day of the Dead theme. There are sugar skulls and marigolds and even Day of the Dead inspired pumpkins. At home we have really embraced the Day of the Dead as the perfect opportunity to inspire in our children a appreciation for those family members who … Read more
These Day of the Dead sugar skull pumpkin candle holders are an easy Dia de los Muertos craft project. These DIY Day of the Dead pumpkins will make a fun centerpiece and are also ideal for a Day of the Dead altar. At home we celebrate El Dia de los Muertos or Day of the … Read more
These non-toxic glow-in-the-dark Day of the Dead lanterns are so easy to make. They are a great Day of the Dead craft to make with kids. These would also make for a great party craft or altar decoration for Día de Los Muertos. During the Day of the Dead celebrations, people honor the loved ones … Read more
Spark your kid’s creativity with this easy Guatemalan quetzal craft! It is a great way to celebrate Guatemala’s independence day or as a classroom project for Hispanic Heritage Month. The quetzal is Guatemala’s national bird. It symbolizes liberty and is part of the Guatemalan coat of arms. For us, it’s vital to celebrate the Día … Read more
Hispanic Heritage month is just around the corner and at home our family kicks it off by celebrating the independence day of our home country: Guatemala. We will probably be celebrating the whole weekend making crafts and talking about Guatemala, it’s beauty and it’s history as well as it’s national symbols. This year my husband helped … Read more
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Easter is just around the corner, and it’s time to start thinking about fun ways to decorate your Easter eggs. While traditional dyeing techniques can be fun, why not get creative this year and try something out of the box? There are plenty of unique and creative ways to decorate Easter eggs that are sure … Read more
