Our Son’s Heritage Board
When we found out we were pregnant with our son I wanted him to be proud of who he was. I wanted him to celebrate his beautiful, and colorful diversity. His multiculturalism, and his heritage. It wasn’t until he was 3 1/2 years old that I found a great way to talkRead More →
Capias a Puerto Rican Wedding Tradition
Update: This post was originally published on September 18, 2012, and updated on January 14, 2022. Every year come January 19, I can’t help but reminisce on our wedding day. It’s such a lovely thing to merge two cultural traditions into one when you get married. Being engaged, and marryingRead More →
Making Colorful Wiggly Worms {Lazy Sunday Arts & Crafts}
Pinterest has spiked my ideas when it comes to kiddie crafts for our son, and I had pinned this Slimy and Sensacional Espaguetis Sensory Tub. Making “Colorful Wiggly Worms“ We tried this over the Spring on a boring Sunday afternoon. I filled containers with food coloring to make the colored water and 1 1/2Read More →
Homemade Paint + Kiddo = One Happy Child! {Lazy Sunday Arts & Crafts}
With our busy work schedules, soccer games in the evenings, and running errands during the weekends…we need to take time out to kindle our son’s artistic skills. 🙂 What better way than to have fun on a Sunday afternoon with some homemade finger paints! Someone shared a picture with meRead More →
Easy Strawberry Freezer Jam
Spring is over, and summer is nearly gone. One of the fun things that we love to do as a family is go strawberry picking during spring time! This is such a great activity to do with little one, since it will show him an important lesson of where strawberries comeRead More →