National Hispanic Heritage Month is a great time to teach your children about their unique heritage. In addition to providing your kids with opportunities to learn throughout the month, making fun crafts is a great way to teach them about their Hispanic heritage. Enjoy time together planning and creating these beautiful Hispanic Heritage Month crafts. … Read more
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #CollectiveBias #NestleCoffeePods #WakeUpWithNescafe My life, like most modern lives, is filled with an unending to-do list. There’s always something pending, always something or someone that needs my attention. As a mom, I used to just focus on everyone … Read more
There are many great ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 to October 15. In addition to reflecting on our unique Hispanic history and culture, the month is also a fun time to celebrate through food. I am sharing a great variety of easy traditional Latin American Recipes that are ideal … Read more
This spiked horchata cocktail is ideal for enjoying on your Day of the Dead celebrations. The Day of the Dead is a celebration centered around family and tradition and I wanted to create a cocktail that reflected that. So creating a cocktail made with horchata just made sense, since horchata is often shared among family members … Read more
Celebrate Día de Los Muertos with these easy Day of the Dead crafts for kids! On November 1st and 2nd, we honor the lives of those who have passed and swap the mourning with a celebration of life. The Day of The Dead is unlike any holiday you have ever experienced. It is full of … Read more
The advantages of bilingualism and learning more than one language have been proven time and time again. However, when it comes to children with special needs or speech delays, many doctors and therapists often recommend that parents stick to just one language. This view, while common, can overlook the profound benefits of maintaining a home … Read more
Play can benefit children in many ways and it’s also a great way for kids to reinforce their home language or a second language. That is why I’m excited to be working with The Genius of Play, an organization that is on a mission to give families the information and inspiration needed to make play … Read more
This article was written in collaboration with Aetna International. Being a Third Culture Kid can have many advantages, but Third Culture kids can also face challenges as they find their place in between two or more cultures. Third Culture Kids are kids who are raised in a culture other than their parents’. So what are … Read more
This is a sponsored post in partnership with JCPenney. However, all opinions are my own. #AllAtJCP As spring arrives and Easter gets closer its the perfect time to give your home a little makeover. At this time of the year, I am always feeling a little nostalgic, wishing I was back in Guatemala for Semana Santa making flower carpets … Read more
Thanks to TurboTax for sponsoring this post, and for empowering Latinos to file their taxes with confidence and ease by providing bilingual information and support! Last year I was introduced to TurboTax and had the opportunity to work with them. Since I moved to the United States about 10 years ago doing my taxes has been one of … Read more
