Episode 14 – What Grandparents Teach Us About Language, Love, and Legacy
Today’s episode is a little different and one that’s been on my heart for a long time.
It’s both a tribute and a reminder.
A tribute to my dad, who has played a huge role in my life and in my children’s lives, and a heartfelt celebration of grandparents and the beautiful, often overlooked role they play in raising bilingual children.
It’s also a gentle reminder to all of us:
Grandparents matter more than we realize… especially in our bilingual journey.
We’ll explore the unique ways they shape language, culture, and connection — and why their presence, even from far away, can make a big difference.
You may think bilingual parenting is all about you… but what if grandparents are actually a missing link?
Whether you’re a parent, a grandparent, or somewhere in between, this episode is an invitation to reflect, reconnect, and celebrate the imperfect, meaningful moments that create lasting bilingual bonds.
Inside This Episode:
Reflection Questions:
Coming Next:
A bilingual book reading, “We Are All Connected / Todos Estamos Conectados”, read by my dad.
This simple recording became a beautiful shared memory — and I can’t wait to share it with you.
An Invitation: If you’re a parent or an adult beginning your Spanish learning journey… I’ll soon be opening the doors to Transforma, my signature program for adults learning Spanish with clarity, heart, and support.
✨ I’m inviting just 10 founding members for this special first round.
It’s designed for real beginners — no pressure, no perfection — just a path that actually works.
Details will follow in the coming weeks, but if you’d like to be on the priority list,
send me an email at [email protected].
Stick around in the next episodes a few bloopers from our recording session because life’s happiest moments are often found in the imperfect ones.
When things don’t go as planned...
When we mispronounce a word...
When we laugh at the same line over and over again...
That’s where the real joy is.
Perfectly imperfect — just like family.
Thank you for being here.
¡Hasta la próxima! I can’t wait until we meet again. 💛