I am so pleased to review Baba Didi and the Godwits Fly. This is a story of a grandmother Baba Didi and her granddaughter Isabella as they observe, and talk about the godwits. The godwits are the most resilient birds of all. Migrating, and flying through harsh weather conditions, and throughRead More →
If you’ve been following our bilingual journey you will understand the magnitude, and importance of our first ever Spanish play date! Immersion Playgroups You see, we live in an area where Spanish is the minority language, and pretty much non-existent. I know how important it is for a bilingualRead More →
As in years past we are getting ready to celebrate Three Kings Day or El Día de Reyes. Last year we hosted our very first cultural playdate. This year I didn’t plan to have another Three Kings playdate, but I couldn’t help but use this theme for little one’sRead More →
I love teaching our child about the different Winter holidays, and last year I hosted in our home a Cultural Playdate: “Celebrating 中國新年 (Chinese New Year).” This year I hosted a one-day Kwanzaa Winter Holiday camp for ten of my son’s friends 5 years and under. The fun part aboutRead More →
Cookies, ornaments, good friends, and creating memories is what this post is about. I’m pretty sure I have said this tons of times. I am blessed to have a great group of mommy friends, and their children are friends with our son. We’ve gotten together again this time to celebrateRead More →
The piñata ornament is inspired by the book: A Piñata in a Pine Tree: A Latino Twelve Days of Christmas. For the ornaments we used rolls of paper towels, gift-wrapping rolls, and of course toilet paper rolls. Colorful pieces of tissue paper, glue, ribbon, and candy! Have the children glueRead More →