Disclosure: This is a sponsored post in partnership with Nestle, however all opinions are my own. There are some things in life that will always bring back memories. For me those things include the Nestle products which always take me back to those school days. In Guatemala Nestle is one of those brands that my … Read more
Get ready for Día de Los Muertos festivities by stocking up on these fantastic Day of the Dead food ideas! This unique celebration is not spooky but a time to honor the deceased, full of joy and color. And like many other holidays, food plays a huge role in the Day of the Dead celebrations. … Read more
Enjoy the rich and comforting flavors of this hazelnut coffee arroz con leche, a delightful twist on the classic rice pudding dessert. This easy-to-make recipe combines the creamy goodness of traditional arroz con leche with the aromatic notes of hazelnut coffee, creating a delicious and comforting dessert. A Delicious Coffee Dessert Growing up in … 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
Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PedigreeGives #CollectiveBias October is adopt a dog month and it’s a great opportunity to visit a local shelter and change the life not only of a dog that needs a home but also change your life and the lives … Read more
Ceviche has always been one of my favorite dishes. In different Latin American countries ceviche is prepared a bit differently. In Guatemala fish, shrimp or other types of seafood are marinated and cooked in lime juice and combined with onion and tomato. I love that this dish is so versatile and you can get creative … Read more
Disclosure: This is a compensated campaign in collaboration with Sears and Latina Bloggers Connect. At Sears, you can always count on getting more – more value, more brands, more rewards and more ways to shop. To demonstrate all the ways Sears offers more to its members and customers, it has produced a video series called … Read more
Disclosure: This is part of a sponsored campaign with Charmin and Latina Mom Bloggers. However, all opinions expressed are my own. Growing up I always remember my grandmother’s house as having a special scents and to this day when I encounter a similar scent it always seems to transport me right back to my abuelita’s … Read more
DecoraingAbout Me Hello! I’m Paula, the creator of Growing Up Bilingual. I originated in Guatemala and now call Florida home. My journey to the United States began in 2008 when my husband Cesar and I decided to make the move with our two kids. Back in Guatemala, I attended a bilingual school, and I dreamed … Read more
