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

Janny Perez| First Gen Latina, Bilingual Parent Educator, Raising Bilingual Kids
Bilingual Parenting
Spanish Language
Bilingual Education
Bilingualism
Spanish Language Learning
Cultural Identity
Mental Health
Parenting
Cultural Heritage
Community Support
Motherhood Experiences
Literacy Development
Spanish
Cultura
Career Opportunities For Bilinguals
Educational Resources
Biliary Hyperkinesia
Multiculturalism
Family Life
Hispanic Heritage Month

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... more

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¿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 ... more

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. Cynth... more

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Are you the only Spanish speaker at ho... more

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.... more

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Cynthia Perez
Therapist, mother of three, founder of Rooted in Reflection, and self-published author.
Rooted in Reflection
Episode: From Pocha to Proud: Reclaiming Maya Heritage and Spanish |Cynthia Perez |811
Alyssa Bolaños
Cuban mom and content creator sharing resources for families exploring life abroad in Latin America
Casa Bolaños
Episode: Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá: Raising Bilingual, Rooted Kids in Colombia | Alyssa Bolaños| 809
Erika Fernández-Pacheco
Sports journalist and social media content creator from New York City, known online as Curls and Sports
Curls and Sports
Episode: Raising Spanish-Only Kids When Everyone Doubted Her | Erika Fernandez-Pacheco | 805
Denise Soler Cox
Latina mom, award-winning filmmaker, keynote speaker and host of Selfish Latina
Selfish Latina / Author
Episode: What Will They Say? Cultural Taboos Keeping Latina Moms From Language & Roots | Denise Soler Cox |804
Shan Berries
Co-founder of Shades by Shan Cosmetics
Shades by Shan Cosmetics; MamaBerries Nonprofit Foundation
Episode: 730: Why Your Roots Are Your Greatest Business Asset - The Shades by Shan Sisters on Bilingualism Legacy and Building from Nothing
Erika Clark
Co-founder of Shades by Shan Cosmetics
Shades by Shan Cosmetics; MamaBerries Nonprofit Foundation
Episode: 730: Why Your Roots Are Your Greatest Business Asset - The Shades by Shan Sisters on Bilingualism Legacy and Building from Nothing
Adriana Núñez
Mexican scientist in biotech, immigrant mom in San Diego
Biotech industry
Episode: 729: Adriana Nuñez: No Hay Balance: La Verdad de Ser Mamá Latina Profesional
Lucy King
Financial educator, mentor, founder of Say Hola Wealth
Say Hola Wealth
Episode: 723: Luzy King-What Latinas Don't Learn About Dinero And What Our Kids Are Watching
Karina Saucedo
Latina mom and first-generation parent raising bilingual children
Episode: 721: Karina Saucedo-Reclaiming Spanish as First-Gen Latinas & Raising Bilingual Kids

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Janny Perez
Host of The Latina Mom Legacy

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 42 ratings
  • A Must-Listen for Bilingual Parenting

    This podcast is a fantastic resource for raising bilingual children while instilling Latino culture. Janny shares practical tips and tricks, making the journey relatable and inspiring for parents. A great listen for anyone interested in nurturing bilingualism and celebrating Latino heritage!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    DM3804
    United States2 months ago
  • Must listen!

    Janny has an encouraging and practical approach to teaching children Spanish. She reminds moms that their Spanish doesn’t have to be perfect and to get clear on what their goal is for fluency. This is a must listen for moms raising bilingual children!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sarahw1030
    United States2 months ago
  • Love this

    I know many bilingual families and love how you approach this from a no guilt stance. Perfection isn’t the goal. 🩷

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrookeWat
    United States2 months ago
  • Spot on advice for raising bilinguals

    As a mom of two, the road to raising bilingual kids hasn’t always been easy but Janny’s advice always makes me realize that I can raise my kids to speak two languages. It doesn’t even have to be that complicated! I always appreciate her insights and easy to implement advice. The guests she invites on her podcast are also top notch and each time I listen in, I walk away with new knowledge. This is an excellent podcast for bilingual mamas!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NYC Tech Mommy
    United States2 months ago
  • Relatable & down to earth!

    I appreciate how honest and transparent she was about her own journey navigating teaching her kids about being bilingual. The tips shared about incorporating Spanish into something they enjoy is so simple but truly does make the kids have the desire to step out of their comfort zone and speak Spanish even if they get it wrong. I can’t wait to hear the rest of the season!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Deboraah825
    United States2 months ago

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Relatable and practical for bilingual families—listeners appreciate concrete tips and real-life stories.
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Guests bring diverse perspectives, reinforcing community and practical language strategies.
Energetic host with a warm, empowering approach that makes complex topics actionable.

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Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá: Raising Bilingual, Rooted Kids in Colombia | Alyssa Bolaños| 809
Q: What happened when you made the decision to move your family to Colombia?
Bolaños says the family was living in Orlando when concerns about the political climate, her grandmother's death, and a safety incident at her children's school helped prompt the move. Colombia made sense because of family connections, her husband's ties, and a path to citizenship for her children.
Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá: Raising Bilingual, Rooted Kids in Colombia | Alyssa Bolaños| 809
Q: When did that feeling first show up for you and what did it feel like?
Bolaños says she had felt culturally confused for as long as she could remember, having been born in Tunisia and raised in a Cuban household with Colombian and Italian influences in the United States. She often felt like an outsider because her family seemed to belong somewhere while she did not.
From Pocha to Proud: Reclaiming Maya Heritage and Spanish |Cynthia Perez |811
Q: For a mom who's listening right now, who feel like she can't uproot her family and move to Mexico, what does that reclamation look like for her?
Cynthia says cultural reclamation can begin through self-love, curiosity, adventure, and trying new experiences. She encourages people to act on what calls to them rather than staying stuck in worry.
From Pocha to Proud: Reclaiming Maya Heritage and Spanish |Cynthia Perez |811
Q: What sparked the five years you spent digging into your Maya heritage?
Burnout and shingles led Cynthia to begin inner-child healing, meditation, and research into her family history and Yucatec roots. She describes feeling connected to her ancestors and finding meaning in learning about her heritage.
730: Why Your Roots Are Your Greatest Business Asset - The Shades by Shan Sisters on Bilingualism Legacy and Building from Nothing
Q: How did Shades by Shan start and how did you scale the business?
We started in our mom's basement with a clear mission to fill a gap in Latina representation in cosmetics, then leveraged transferable corporate skills to build operations, product development, and marketing, eventually partnering with JC Penney, Amazon, and Ipsy while maintaining a strong community focus through our MamaBerries nonprofit.

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This show centers on practical strategies for raising bilingual kids with a strong emphasis on heritage and culture. Episodes blend personal storytelling with actionable tips for language exposure, classroom balance, and ensuring kids stay connected to familia while navigating English-dominated environments. A recurring thread is tailoring approaches to how each child learns, promoting confidence over perfection, and building supportive communities around bilingual parenting. A standout aspect is the host's transparent, first-generation perspective and a willingness to discuss mindset shifts, therapy, and family routines that reinforce language in everyday moments. The format often includes workshops or coaching promos, signaling a collabor... more

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2. Alyssa Bolaños
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