¡Hola! WELCOME TO HISPANIC MAMA!
Hispanic Mama is a digital media platform for Latina moms (and Latinas de corazón) raising bilingual and bicultural children with intention and mucho amor.
Our mission is to empower and celebrate our heritage and language through our stories. We bring important conversations and content about the complexities of our bilingual and bicultural journeys and provide support for the community.
In Hispanic Mama, you will find tips and recommendations in parenting, food, travel, bilingual resources and local events. Also, pieces about causes that we care deeply deeply about (¡porque unidos somos más!) and lots and lots of posts about our home countries (Because we miss la madre patria all the time!)
We are moms. We are immigrants, second and third generation, with the mission to raise a generation of kids that are proud, celebrate, and know their Latinidad, whatever that means to each family.
We are also more than 30 million in the U.S with 700 billion dollars a year in purchasing power. We are influential voters, jefas, small business owners, and we are making significant strides in education, health, and other areas.
Questions? Looking for ways to partner together? Learn more here or email us at hello@empoderadigital.com.
Glad I found your blog. I’m a grandmother looking for traditional Latin nursery rhymes and not just those translated into Spanish. Love the ones you blogged and the links to YouTube videos is a plus. Being born and raised in Texas and of parents and grandparents for the most part also Texans, the only one I remembered was the Cucaracha (a slightly different version) and also the short vowel one ending with “el burro sabe mas que tu” Your blog is informative. I’ll have to check into those movies you listed.
Hello Linda,
I am writing from Syncretic Press (www.syncreticpress.com), specialized publisher of children’s books in Spanish. I would like to share our books with your audience. Please contact at your earliest.
Thanks!
Enrique
I’m glad I found you Instagram page. I look forward to using some of your ideas you offer..
But I absolutely love the picture of the little Mexican girl reading!!! Where can I find that picture for my classroom?