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    THE LATINA MOM LEGACY| Bilingual, Spanish Learning Resources, Fluent, Spanglish, Hispanic, Parenting

    Do you want to raise a bilingual child connected to their cultura, but English just feels easier? Feeling guilty and overwhelmed?
    You are not alone, amiga. I’m Janny Perez, a first gen Latina mom who thought this would be as easy as my parents made it look.
    But I created a unique approach: the secret isn’t speaking MORE Spanish, it’s knowing how YOUR child learns and how YOU show up as their guide.
    Mija now speaks Spanish with her familia and is becoming trilingual. Your child can too!
    Want to raise confident bilingual kids who talk with abuelita? This podcast is for you.
    Grab your cafecito!

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    Copyright: © Janny Perez

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    Cómo Criar un Hijo Bilingüe con Orgullo — Mamá, Esto Es Para Ti |812 Oct 27, 2026
    Show notes

    ¿Quieres que tu hijo hable español, pero también que se sienta orgulloso de hacerlo? ❤️

    Amiga, enseñar español no es suficiente. Nuestros hijos necesitan conectar con el idioma, su cultura y sus raíces para sentir que el español también es parte de quiénes son.

    En este episodio, te comparto 4 estrategias para ayudar a tu hijo a desarrollar esa conexión, incluso si hoy prefiere hablar en inglés. Porque criar hijos bilingües no se trata de perfección, sino de conexión, identidad y progreso.

    En este episodio descubrirás:

    • 02:12 — Por qué el español es mucho más que un idioma.

    • 03:26 — Cómo conectar el español con lo que tu hijo ama.

    • 05:34 — Cómo compartir las historias y tradiciones de tu familia.

    • 08:00 — Cómo ayudar a tu hijo a sentir que el español también es suyo.

    • 11:03 — Por qué no necesitas hablar perfectamente para sentir orgullo por tu español.

    ✨ Una frase para recordar: «Menos corrección y más conexión».

    👭 Únete a nuestra comunidad gratuita: Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids en Facebook. Conecta con otras mamás que están criando hijos bilingües y comparte tus dudas, experiencias y recursos. Busca Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids en Facebook.

    Conecta con Janny:
    Instagram: @milegasi
    Threads: @milegasi
    Instagram del podcast: @thelatinamomlegacy
    Pinterest: @milegasi

    💕 Recuerda, amiga: Tu hijo no tiene que hablar español perfectamente para sentirse orgulloso de hablarlo. Sigue hablando, sigue compartiendo tu cultura y sigue creando oportunidades para conectar con tus raíces.

    Porque no estás solamente enseñando un idioma. Estás construyendo un legado.

    Un beso, un abrazo y ¡hasta la próxima! ¡Chao, chao!


    From Pocha to Proud: Reclaiming Maya Heritage and Spanish |Cynthia Perez |811 Oct 20, 2026
    Show notes

    Have you ever felt like your Spanish wasn't enough or wondered how to reconnect with your cultura?

    In this episode of The Latina Mom Legacy, Janny Perez talks with Cynthia Perez, a therapist, mom of three, and founder of Rooted in Reflection. Cynthia shares how childhood shame around her Spanish led her to stop trying, how ancestral healing helped her reconnect with her Maya and Yucatec roots, and why she ultimately moved her family from Los Angeles to Mexico.

    You'll discover how to reclaim your heritage, navigate language shame, and raise bilingual and bicultural kids while embracing your own cultural identity.


    Timestamps
    04:06 – Growing Up Pocha: Language Shame
    06:30 – Healing and Reconnecting With Her Maya Roots
    17:46 – Why She Moved Her Family to Mexico
    22:47 – Raising Bilingual Kids in Mexico
    31:31 – Advice for Overcoming Spanish Shame
    32:05 – Reclaiming Your Heritage From Anywhere
    34:22 – The Suitcase That Changed How She Saw Herself

    About Cynthia Perez

    Cynthia Perez is a therapist, mother of three, and founder of Rooted in Reflection. Born in Long Beach, California, Cynthia embarked on a journey of healing and self-discovery that led her to reconnect with her Maya and Yucatec heritage and move her family to Mexico. Through her work, she centers inner healing from a decolonial perspective, exploring ancestral connections, cultural identity, and marianismo (colonial influences on motherhood). She is also a self-published author of three books and the host of the podcast Confetti All Around.

    About Janny Perez


    Resources
    Cynthia Perez: https://rootedinreflection.org/
    Confetti All Around podcast
    Free bilingual parenting resources: https://milegasi.com/

    Join the Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids Facebook group: https://facebook.com/groups/milegasi to connect with other moms on this journey.

    Follow Janny: @milegasi

    Podcast: @thelatinamomlegacy

    Final Thoughts:

    Remember, mamá: You don't have to speak perfect Spanish or move abroad to reclaim your roots. Start where you are and keep going!


    About Janny Perez


    Janny Perez is a bilingual parenting educator, coach, and host of The Latina Mom Legacy podcast.

    As a multilingual mom herself, Janny helps Latina and multicultural families raise bilingual children with confidence, consistency, and connection to language and culture—even in English-dominant environments.

    Through Mi Legasi, Janny teaches parents how to move beyond guilt and the pressure to do bilingual parenting perfectly, and instead create a flexible approach that works for their child, their family, and real life.

    Learn more at milegasi.com


    Can You Raise a Bilingual Child If Your Spouse Doesn't Speak Spanish? Yes, Here Is How| 810 Oct 16, 2026
    Show notes

    Show Promos You Don't Want to Miss: Enrollment closes October 18, 2026 for Confident Bilingual Parenting Group Coaching that begins October 20. Use code POD50 for $50 off.

    Does This Sound Like You, Amiga?

    • Are you the only Spanish speaker at home?

    • Do you feel like raising a bilingual child is all on your shoulders?

    • Does your spouse speak Spanish but rarely use it with your child?

    Can you raise a bilingual child when your spouse doesn't speak Spanish? ¡Sí, amiga, tú puedes!

    What You'll Discover in This Episode

    Janny Perez shares her experience raising her daughter trilingually and explains how to create meaningful opportunities for Spanish, involve your spouse, and build a flexible approach that works for your family.

    Memorable Quote

    "You're trying to create a Spanish-speaking relationship."

    Timestamps & What You'll Discover

    03:32 — Do You Need Two Spanish-Speaking Parents?
    Why one parent can make a difference.

    09:40 — Making Spanish Part of Everyday Life
    Finding natural opportunities to use Spanish.

    11:47 — Why Exposure Alone Isn't Enough
    Creating reasons for your child to speak Spanish.

    13:08 — People, Places, and Experiences
    Making Spanish meaningful through relationships and activities.

    18:09 — Getting Your Spouse Involved
    How your partner can support bilingualism without speaking Spanish.

    24:43 — When Your Spouse Won't Speak Spanish
    Encouraging participation without constant conflict.

    Resources

    Confident Bilingual Parenting: Join Janny's 3-month group coaching program and create a flexible bilingual parenting plan for your family.

    Enrollment closes October 18, 2026. Coaching begins October 20. Use code POD50 for $50 off.

    Learn more: https://milegasi.thinkific.com/courses/confidentbilingualparenting

    Explore free resources at https://www.milegasi.com

    Connect With Janny

    Instagram: @milegasi
    Threads: @milegasi
    Podcast Instagram: @thelatinamomlegacy

    Final Thoughts

    You don't need two Spanish-speaking parents or a perfect bilingual environment. You need a flexible plan that works for the family you actually have.

    ¡Tú puedes, mamá!



    Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá: Raising Bilingual, Rooted Kids in Colombia | Alyssa Bolaños| 809 Oct 13, 2026
    Show notes

    Amiga, have you ever felt ni de aquí ni de allá? In this episode, Janny Perez talks with Alyssa Bolaños, a Cuban mom married to a Colombian, about moving her family from the United States to Medellín, Colombia, and rethinking what it means to belong.

    Together, they discuss raising children connected to their roots, navigating cultural identity, challenging stereotypes about Latin America, and redefining the American dream for the next generation.


    What You'll Discover

    • Why children can belong to more than one culture.

    • How new experiences expand your children's worldview.

    • What moving abroad taught Alyssa about success, family, and slowing down.

  • How to help your children embrace their cultural identity.


    Memorable Quote

    “Ni de aquí ni de allá doesn't have to be a limitation. Son de aquí y son de allá.” - Janny Perez


    Timestamps

    • 04:08 — Growing Up Ni de Aquí Ni de Allá

    • 10:32 — Why Her Family Moved to Colombia

    • 13:16 — Helping Her Kids Adjust

    • 19:33 — Redefining the American Dream

    • 20:41 — Learning to Slow Down

    • 23:40 — Casa Bolaños and Moving Abroad

    • 26:41 — Challenging Misconceptions About Latin America

    • 32:32 — The Latina Mom Legacy Fast Round

    About Alyssa Bolaños

    Alyssa Bolaños is a Cuban mom, wife, and content creator who moved her family from the United States to Medellín, Colombia, to reconnect with their roots and create a different kind of life for her children. Through Casa Bolaños, she shares resources to help other families explore what living abroad in Latin America could look like.

    Connect with Alyssa:

    • Website: https://casabolanos.com

  • Instagram & TikTok: @casabolanos


    About Janny Perez

    Janny Perez is a bilingual parenting educator, coach, and host of The Latina Mom Legacy. Through Mi Legasi, she helps Latina and multicultural families raise bilingual children with confidence, consistency, and connection to language and culture.

    Learn more: https://milegasi.com


    Continue Your Bilingual Parenting Journey

    Ready to stop second-guessing your bilingual parenting approach? Join Janny's three-month Confident Bilingual Parenting group coaching program for practical tools, live coaching, and a supportive community.

    Use code POD50 for $50 off through October 18, 2026.

    Learn more: https://milegasi.thinkific.com

    Amiga, your children can belong to more than one culture. They can embrace their roots while creating their own path.

    Son de aquí y son de allá.


  • Behind the Scenes of September: Raising Bilingual Kids | 808 Oct 02, 2026
    Show notes

    Show promos you won't want to miss! Watch the Free LIVE Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass Replay Here until 10/4

    Does This Sound Like You, Amiga?

    Are you raising a bilingual or trilingual child, but find yourself wondering how to keep your heritage language going when life gets busy?

    Have your family’s routines, school schedules, or extracurriculars changed—and made your bilingual parenting approach harder to maintain?

    Or maybe you’re learning that raising bilingual children isn’t about following a perfect plan, but about knowing what works for your child and adapting when life changes.

    If so, this episode is for you.

    Timestamps & What You’ll Discover

    01:21 — A New School & A New Season

    02:53 — Stepping Outside Her Comfort Zone

    06:21 — A Real-Life Multilingual Parenting Update

    08:35 — Keeping Spanish Alive in Everyday Life

    09:30 — Behind the Scenes of the Masterclass

    12:05 — The New Confident Bilingual Parenting Coaching Program

    Resources Mentioned in the Episode

    • Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass Replay — Watch the replay and learn more about Janny’s approach to creating a flexible bilingual parenting plan.

    • Confident Bilingual Parenting Assessment Tool — Use the assessment to learn about your family’s current bilingual parenting approach.

  • Confident Bilingual Parenting 3-Month Group Coaching Program — Get access to the course, private community, coaching calls twice a month, and ongoing support.

    The program includes:

    • Instant access to the Confident Bilingual Parenting course

    • Digital workbook

    • Bilingual Resources Directory

    • Private community

    • Twice-monthly live coaching calls

    • Ongoing support throughout the program

    The first live coaching call is October 20, 2026


    Connect with Janny Online

    Podcast: The Latina Mom Legacy
    Website: milegasi.com
    Instagram: @milegasi
    Facebook Community: Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids


    Interested in Sponsoring The Latina Mom Legacy?

    Reach an engaged community of parents raising bilingual and bicultural children.

    Contact us → Sponsorship info


    Final Thoughts

    September was a month of change—new routines, new spaces, new challenges, and new opportunities.

    And if there’s one thing Janny is taking into October, it’s this:

    Step outside your comfort zone. Keep showing up for yourself. And learn to adapt when your season changes.

    You don’t need to have the perfect routine or follow someone else’s formula. When you understand what works for your child and your family, you can adjust your approach as life changes without losing sight of the bigger goal.

    Because raising bilingual—or trilingual—children is not a checklist.

    It’s a journey.

    And amiga, you’re allowed to change the way you get there.

    About Janny Perez

    Janny Perez is a bilingual parenting educator, coach, and host of The Latina Mom Legacy podcast.

    As a multilingual parenting mom herself, Janny helps Latina and multicultural families raise bilingual children with confidence, consistency, and connection to language and culture—even in English-dominant environments.

    Through Mi Legasi, Janny teaches parents how to move beyond guilt and the pressure to do bilingual parenting perfectly, and instead create a flexible approach that works for their child, their family, and real life.

    Learn more at milegasi.com






  • Hablas Español en Casa Pero Te Preocupa Que Tu Hijo Se Quede Atrás en Inglés |807 Sep 29, 2026
    Show notes

    ¿Te Suena Esto, Amiga?

    ¿Hablas español en casa, pero te preocupa que tu hijo se quede atrás en inglés?

    ¿Te has preguntado si deberías hablarle más inglés para prepararlo para la escuela?

    Si alguna vez has tenido ese miedo, este episodio es para ti.

    Lo Que Aprenderás en Este Episodio

    En este episodio, Janny Perez habla sobre uno de los miedos más comunes entre las mamás que quieren criar hijos bilingües: “Hablamos español en casa, pero tengo miedo de que mi hijo se quede atrás con el inglés.”

    Janny explica por qué más español no significa menos inglés, cómo las habilidades de un idioma pueden apoyar el desarrollo del otro y por qué el inglés ya está presente en tantas áreas de la vida de un niño en Estados Unidos.

    También hablamos de algo más profundo: cómo nuestros propios miedos y experiencias con el idioma pueden influir en las decisiones que tomamos para nuestros hijos.

    Porque tu hijo no eres tú.

    Frase Clave

    “Más español no significa menos inglés.”

    Timestamps:

    02:10 — El miedo de que tu hijo se quede atrás con el inglés
    04:00 — El español y el inglés no están compitiendo
    06:30 — Tu hijo no empieza desde cero en inglés
    08:30 — El inglés está en todas partes
    11:00 — Una base sólida abre puertas
    14:00 — Cuando nuestros propios miedos entran en la crianza
    17:00 — Tu hijo no eres tú
    19:00 — ¿De quién es este miedo realmente?

    Quick Bilingual Parenting Takeaways

    • Más español no significa menos inglés.
    • Las habilidades de un idioma pueden apoyar el desarrollo del otro.
    • El inglés está en todas partes; el español necesita más intención.
    • Tu hijo no eres tú.

    Free Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass

    ¿Quieres sentirte más segura criando a tu hijo bilingüe?

    Join Janny's free LIVE Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass on September 29, 2026.

    👉 https://masterclass.milegasi.com/l/US2JxA

    Connect With Janny

    Instagram: @milegasi
    Podcast: The Latina Mom Legacy
    Website: milegasi.com

    Join the Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids community:

    👉 https://facebook.com/groups/milegasi

    More bilingual parenting resources: https://milegasi.com/


    Raising Spanish-Only Kids When Everyone Doubted Her | Erika Fernandez-Pacheco | 805 Sep 22, 2026
    Show notes

    ¿Do You Ever Question If Speaking Only Spanish at Home Is “Too Much”?

    Have people told you raising your kids in español here in the U.S. won't work? Or do you sometimes wonder if you're doing bilingual parenting “right”?

    In this episode, Janny Perez sits down with Erika Fernández-Pacheco, a Dominican and Ecuadorian sports journalist, content creator, and mamá behind Curls and Sports.

    Erika made the intentional decision to raise her two daughters Spanish-only at home—even after friends told her it wouldn't work. She shares why Spanish became a priority for her family, what Spanish-only parenting actually looks like day to day, and how she handles bilingual fatigue, Spanglish, English at school, and the realities of raising bilingual kids in the U.S.

    You'll also hear about family priorities, reading in Spanish, screen time, staying present, and why connection comes before language.

    Most importantly, Erika has a message for any mamá who's been doubted:

    Trust your gut.

    Timestamps:

    05:15 — “They Said It Wouldn’t Work”
    06:45 — Why Spanish Became a Priority
    08:32 — The Reality of Spanish-Only at Home
    10:47 — What a Spanish-Speaking Day Looks Like
    12:43 — Why Reading Matters
    17:02 — The Power of Putting the Phone Down
    20:28 — Creating Real Connection With Your Kids
    22:55 — Connection Comes Before Language
    23:55 — It’s Never Too Late
    27:45 — Why You Need a Bilingual Parenting Plan
    30:50 — Trust Your Gut
    32:38 — Seeing the Payoff

    Join Janny’s Free Masterclass

    Ready to feel more confident raising your bilingual child?

    Join Janny's Free Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass on September 29, 2026.

    👉 https://masterclass.milegasi.com/l/US2JxA

    Connect With Erika

    Curls and Sports: @curlsandsports

    Connect With Janny

    Instagram: @milegasi
    Podcast: The Latina Mom Legacy
    Website: milegasi.com

    And if you need support on your bilingual parenting journey, join the Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids community on Facebook.



    Stop Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Once a Year — Your Child Needs It Every Day | 805 Sep 15, 2026
    Show notes

    Show promos you won't want to miss! Join Janny Perez in her Free LIVE Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass via Zoom on 9/29. Click HERE to register.⁠

    Do you feel like you need to do MORE during Hispanic Heritage Month—more activities, more books, more food, more ways to celebrate your cultura? Or worry that your child is only learning about their heritage during special events at school?

    In this episode, Janny talks about why Hispanic Heritage shouldn't be something we celebrate only once a year. She shares a personal experience that reminded her that we can't always rely on schools to teach our children about their heritage—and why that doesn't mean we're powerless.

    You’ll hear why the small, everyday things you do at home can have a bigger impact than one big celebration. Janny explores how language, food, family traditions, sayings, stories, and everyday routines can help your child build a sense of identity and belonging—and why consistency matters more than intensity when it comes to passing down your cultura.

    What You’ll Learn

    • Why Hispanic Heritage shouldn't be limited to one month of the year
    • Why you can't always rely on schools to teach your child about their heritage
    • How everyday traditions can shape your child's cultural identity
    • Why consistency matters more than big, once-a-year celebrations
    • Simple ways to make your cultura part of your family's everyday life


    Memorable Quote

    “Heritage, tu cultura, no necesita permiso. It doesn't need permission from a calendar to be celebrated. It needs permission from you.” — Janny Perez

    Timestamps & Highlights

    02:10 — When Schools Don’t Celebrate Hispanic Heritage
    04:20 — Why Annual Celebrations Aren’t Enough
    07:39 — Everyday Traditions Matter Most
    11:12 — Consistency Over Intensity
    12:32 — Making Heritage Part of Everyday Life

    Resources

    🎁 Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass — September 29
    Join Janny for a Free LIVE Masterclass designed to help you create a more confident and flexible approach to raising your bilingual child.

    Sign up: milegasi.com

    More bilingual parenting tips and resources: milegasi.com

    Connect With Janny

    Instagram: @milegasi

    Podcast Instagram: @thelatinamomlegacy

    Website: milegasi.com

    Facebook Community: Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids

    Final Thoughts

    Hispanic Heritage isn't something your child needs to experience once a year. It's something they can experience through the language you speak, the food you make, the stories you tell, the traditions you keep, and the everyday moments you share.

    Your culture doesn't need a special occasion to matter. It just needs a place in your everyday life.


    What Will They Say? Cultural Taboos Keeping Latina Moms From Language & Roots | Denise Soler Cox |804 Sep 08, 2026
    Show notes

    Show promos you won't want to miss! Join Janny Perez in her Free LIVE Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass via Zoom on 9/29. Click HERE to register.

    Do you worry that your Spanish isn’t “good enough” to pass down to your kids—or feel guilty when English starts taking over? In this episode, Janny sits down with Latina mom, author, award-winning filmmaker, and keynote speaker Denise Soler Cox to talk about the cultural rules, shame, and expectations that can shape how we see ourselves and what we pass down to our children.

    You’ll hear how Denise grew up with Spanish as “the language of secrets,” why she stopped waiting for perfect Spanish and started teaching her daughters the 80% she knew, and how letting go of shame can change the way we see ourselves. They also explore Qué dirán, motherhood, self-worth, breaking generational cycles, and choosing what we want to carry forward.

    What You’ll Learn

    • Why you don’t need perfect Spanish to pass it down
    • How shame can make us afraid to speak Spanish
    • Why our worth isn’t defined by our fluency
    • How our children learn from what we model
    • How to choose what cultural traditions and expectations to pass forward

    Memorable Quotes

    “As soon as I forgave myself for my own imperfections, their comment didn't affect me anymore.” — Denise Soler Cox

    “Some Spanish is better than no Spanish.” — Janny Pérez

    Timestamps & Highlights

    05:57 — When Spanish Became the Language of Secrets
    09:09 — “Teach Them the 80% You Know”
    12:12 — When Spanish Becomes a Source of Shame
    14:47 — Passing Down More Than Spanish
    19:20 — “What Will They Say?” / Qué Dirán
    25:08 — When Sacrifice Becomes a Badge of Honor
    28:59 — When “Not Enough” Gets Tangled With Spanish
    33:50 — The Mother-Daughter Wound
    41:35 — Putting Yourself Back on the List
    47:26 — The Fast Round

    Resources

    📚 What Will They Say? Confront Cultural Taboos and Discover Your Inner Power by Denise Soler Cox — Available in English and Spanish

    🎁 Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass — September 29
    Sign up: milegasi.com

    More bilingual parenting tips and resources: milegasi.com

    Connect With Janny

    Instagram: @milegasi
    Podcast Instagram: @thelatinamomlegacy
    Website: milegasi.com
    Facebook Community: Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids

    Final Thoughts

    You don’t need perfect Spanish, a perfect plan, or a perfect past to create something beautiful for your children. You get to honor the parts of your cultura that make you proud—and choose what you want your children to carry forward. Tú puedes, mamá.


    Broken Spanish Is Better Than No Spanish, Why Your Bilingual Kids Don't Need Perfect Fluency|803 Sep 01, 2026
    Show notes

    Do you feel guilty speaking “imperfect” Spanish with your kids—or avoid it altogether because you’re afraid your grammar isn’t good enough? In this episode, Janny explains why broken Spanish is better than no Spanish at all and how the fear of making mistakes can get in the way of raising bilingual kids.

    You’ll learn how to define what bilingualism and fluency mean for your familia, why your Spanish doesn’t have to be perfect to be valuable, and how modeling mistakes can create a more supportive environment for your child to use Spanish.

    What You’ll Learn

    • How to define what fluency means for your family
    • Why the Spanish you already have is valuable
    • How modeling mistakes can build confidence
    • Why perfectionism can get in the way of using Spanish
    • How to create a supportive language environment at home

    Memorable Quote

    “Some Spanish is better than no Spanish.”

    Timestamps & Highlights

    01:00 — Why You Don’t Need Perfect Spanish
    03:22 — Define Fluency for Your Family
    06:12 — A Foundation Beats No Foundation
    07:44 — Modeling Mistakes to Build Confidence
    09:54 — When Perfectionism Gets in the Way

    Resources

    🎁 Confident Bilingual Parenting Masterclass — September 29
    Sign up: milegasi.com

    More bilingual parenting tips and resources: milegasi.com

    Connect With Janny

    Instagram: @milegasi
    Podcast Instagram: @thelatinamomlegacy
    Website: milegasi.com
    Facebook Community: Latina Moms Raising Bilingual Kids

    Final Thoughts

    You don’t need perfect Spanish to raise bilingual kids. Start with the Spanish you have, let yourself make mistakes, and remember that connection matters more than perfection. Tú puedes, mamá.



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