Resources for Raising Multicultural Kids

  Who is the creator of Speak Pinoy?   I’m Vanessa, a 35-year-old half-Filipina born and raised in New Zealand, and a proud second generation Fili...

If your kids are like ours, Halloween is one of their favourite holidays. Any excuse for candy, dress up and getting spooked is always a fun time. Why not give your celebrations a Filipino twist this year? Check out our ideas for a fun fusion Filipino twisted Halloween celebration!

Books are a great way to expose your kids to their heritage. It's a gateway to the culture and helps them see themselves represented on its pages...

For many of us multicultural parents, we have the added burden of not only making sure our children learn about their varied heritage, but to also grow up being proud of it.  We share our research and wise insights from our resident Childhood Development expert, Cricket, in a Sassy Mama article about our Five C's of cultural learning.

Here are 5 tips for raising multicultural kids that are really easy to do... that I’ve tried and tested.

Reading to your multicultural kids is one of the easiest and most effective ways to spark conversation with them. Here are a few of our favorites that feature multicultural images and global perspectives for every age

A celebration of Philippine Culture throughout the archipelago is never complete without this omnipresent and much-beloved noodle dish. 

Since the kids are stuck at home, why not throw some cultural learning into the mix? We've dug up some Filipino resources for all you busy multicultural parents out there! 

Reading is a big part of our daily routine and we try to add a few Filipino books into the mix. As you probably are already aware, there is not...

One of the members of the The Global Filipino Parenting Village started a great thread about Filipino children's songs and I thought it would be ...

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...