Someone once told me that mid-age gives you a sense of newfound wisdom and I guess writing this series I have been searching for that, for the development I have experienced during these four decades of life. For this one, … Continue reading
The story of our cultural road trip is part of a campaign compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. However, all opinions, memories and labor are mine alone. #CambialoConQS #CollectiveBias One of the things I love the most is … Continue reading
I was sent a copy of The Latino Family’s Guide to Homeschooling for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions about homeschooling in multicultural families and what I learned about the book are my own. Homeschooling in multicultural families is on … Continue reading
As a mom raising my children to learn both Spanish and English, I’ve heard my share of advice throughout the years on the negative impact my children would experience because of learning two languages at the same time. Parents often … Continue reading
When you think of the history of the world it is immediately obvious that migration has always been part of the human experience. Different reasons have led people to embark on journeys that have taken them to foreign lands and … Continue reading
We love babies and when we hear about a new baby being born, we tend to get excited, at least I do. However, many people in the United States have mixed feelings about mixed babies (pun intended!) and while a … Continue reading
As a mother, it is funny to me when I hear myself saying things my grandmother used to say, such as ‘nowadays things are not the same’ as I sigh reminiscing about my childhood. The reality is that nothing is … Continue reading
It’s been a month since Hispanicize 2017 and although I shared a recap of the event with the moments I thought were the most meaningful, there were other things I didn’t get to tell you about. Going to a conference … Continue reading