Raising bilingual kids in a mostly English-speaking world can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not fluent or if your Spanish isn’t “perfect.” Maybe you speak Spanglish, maybe you’re still learning, or maybe you're wondering if you're doing enough.But here’s the good news, you don’t need to be 100% fluent to raise a bilingual child. In fact, you might be doing more than you think.In this episode, we’re breaking down how much Spanish exposure your child actually needs, what you can do if you’re not confident in your language skills, and how to build a strong bilingual foundation, no matter your level.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How much Spanish exposure is really needed to support bilingual development.Why fluency isn’t required (and what matters more).How to make the most of the Spanish you do speak.Where to find helpful resources if you need support.Simple ways to boost exposure at home—even in busy, everyday life.Leave a Review:If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.. Your feedback helps the show grow and reach more parents like you!Interested in Sponsoring the Show?If you’d like to sponsor The Latina Mom Legacy podcast and reach an engaged, bilingual community of parents, contact us! We’re always open to partnering with brands that align with our mission of empowering families raising bilingual children. Learn more about sponsorship opportunities HEREConnect with Janny on Social Media:Instagram:@milegasiThe Latina Mom Legacy on Instagram:@thelatinamomlegacyPinterest: @milegasiAdditional Apps, Classes, & Resources:Online Course: How to Raise a Bilingual Spanish ChildJoin Our Newsletter Community:Join the newsletter: La Lista at Milegasi.comDM on IG or use #thelatinamomlegacy to share thoughts about the show.Subscribe:Apple PodcastSpotifyFinal ThoughtsYou don’t need to speak perfect Spanish.You just need to show up and make it part of your child’s world.Whether you’re speaking a little or a lot, you’re planting the seeds of bilingualism and that’s a beautiful gift of identity, opportunity, and culture. Algún día te lo agradecerán.
