family in spanish Tag

Spicy Food Traditions Across Latin America (And How Families Talk About Them)

Not all spicy food is the same, and neither is the Spanish around it. If you’ve ever noticed that your child understands Spanish better in one family kitchen than another, you’re not imagining it. The food changes, the pace changes, and suddenly the Spanish sounds different, too. As a parent raising a child who can already form sentences in Spanish, I’ve learned that spicy food...Read More

Why Spanish Matters More Now Than Ever for Bilingual Families Like Yours

Heritage language loss is real. But with the right support, your child can stay connected for life. If you’re raising your child in a bilingual or multicultural home, you already know that Spanish is more than just a second language. It’s a bridge to your family’s identity, stories, and values. But holding on to that bridge can be harder than it seems. Maybe you’ve noticed your child...Read More

Why Speaking Spanish with Family Feels Different, and How to Get Comfortable

Even if you speak Spanish at school, talking to family can feel way more intimidating. You’ve practiced in class, passed quizzes, and even spoken Spanish during a school project. But you freeze when your tío asks you a question at a family gathering or your abuela wants to chat about your week. Your confidence disappears, and suddenly, Spanish feels a lot harder than it did in front of...Read More