Resources for Raising Multicultural Kids

AGE 4+ NO. OF PLAYERS 3+ DESCRIPTION Langit Lupa is a twist on a running around game where one is considered taya or untouchable if they are in...

When I became pregnant, I remember that one of the first things I wished was that my baby would not have any food allergies. Growing up in Manila...

During our last visit to Manila, we took the opportunity to organize a Fiesta-themed playdate with my cousins and their toddlers at the Messy Baby Play studio. Marielle, Sharlyn and their team did such a good job in bringing to life the fiesta in a very interactive and fun way for our kids. 

Find out how we had a Filipino Fiesta themed Play Date!

Eeeet Bulaga! Not to be confused with the famous noon time show! This fun and easy game is your basic peekaboo. An easy way to introduce th...

Hong Kong This is me and my little family of three (soon to be four!). We’ve been in Hong Kong for four years.  Hong Kong has long ...

Seattle I moved to Seattle three years ago after getting married. We decided to settle in Seattle since my husband had been working...

Here are some strategies you can try to help your children connect to their Filipino heritage with the book, Cora Cooks Pancit by Dorina Lazo Gilmore!  

Gathering around the campfire is an opportunity to exchange stories and pass on knowledge about the things we love. In this feature we share our campfire with an amazing Filipino artist based in Boston.

Be your child’s cultural life skill builder by challenging your child to solve puzzles, play games, tell stories, and use their imagination with things connected to the Philippines in our Spark Activity Book. Give their brain a boost while learning all about their culture!

This post has extension activities and answer keys to help bring learning beyond the book.

Color your own parol!        Images by Christine O'Brien