Join Janny as she interviews Latina moms around the globe, language & heritage experts, and motivates you to stay on your bilingual parenting journey.Grab a cafecito, we’re talking bilingual parenting, growing up Latina, and tradiciones.
The show alternates between interview shows every other Tuesday and solo shows every Friday.
Since launching in late 2019 the show has thousands of downloads, is a Top 50 Global Parenting podcast, 5-star reviews and featured in Oprah Daily, Fierce by Mitu, Hip Latina, and New York Family Magazine.
She is a bilingual parenting educator and founder of Mi Legasi, an online platform that helps Latina moms and multicultural families raise bilingual children who are connected to their roots through courses, workshops, blogs, and products.
Her mission is to promote family, the Latino community, and
bilingualism or multilingualism.
She is mom to a 7 year old multilingual and multicultural goile girl and a beagle mutt.
In this episode, we’re breaking down the myth that you need perfect Spanish to raise bilingual kids—and why some Spanish is better than no Spanish at all. The conversation focuses on shifting away from perfection and toward a practical, sustainable approach to bilingual parenting, no matter your Spanish level.
In this episode, we get real about one of the biggest bilingual mamá struggles: why children can understand much more Spanish than they actually speak. Janny explains why this is common among bilingual children and shares practical ways to help your child move from understanding Spanish to using more of it in everyday life.
In this kickoff to Season 8, Janny breaks down the truth about bilingual education: why it can’t wait for school, and what actually happens to Spanish once English becomes the main language in your child’s world. This episode is especially for first- and second-generation Latina moms who want to keep cultura and Spanish alive at home—without perfection or burnout.
At The Latina Mom Legacy podcast, we are always looking for amazing moms to showcase. In order to be considered you must:
1) Be a Latina Mom or be Married to a Latino.
2) Trying to raise bilingual kids or connected to their Latino roots or a language specialist, teacher, or children's book author.
3) Have an empowering story to tell.
We look for guests that empower our Comunidad. We like to interview everyday moms, educators, women in the medical field, women in finance, community leaders, thought provoking guests, and more.
Fill out the podcast application below and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
Gracias!
