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RELIVING MY CHILDHOOD WITH KINDER
This post was sponsored by Kinder Joy, but the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.
The moment I received the email telling me Kinder Joy would now be available on shelves in the US starting this holiday season, my mind immediately took me back to my home in Oaxaca. I was face to face with 5-year-old Bricia again. I remembered the feeling of joy as if I were there. The moment my mom would finally cave in and bring home that velvety beautiful Kinder egg, waiting to be opened and eaten very slowly. Some of my fondest memories were of me trying to figure out how to assemble the surprise toys inside with my mom and uncle. I remember I loved displaying the assembled toys in my room, showcasing something I had achieved.
For the past 50 years, the Kinder brand has been bringing parents and children together by offering them delicious and joy-filled moments to share. I couldn’t be more excited for this collaboration. Kinder Joy is a treat like no other; it brings a whole new level of surprise not only to kids, but to us adults as well.
Sometimes we forget that we, too, were kids once. I sometimes think, what would life be like if we embraced the kid inside of us every day? I look at my son and the joy he finds in the simplest of things, amazes me. I love seeing how curious and fearless he is. As moms, we take on so much. We are constantly worried about the smallest of things. Let’s not allow the everyday little things to block us off from what’s real. Allow yourself to find those moments of joy in the simplest of things too, and also please don’t forget to treat yourself! Treat yourself like you would have liked when you were 5. Remind yourself of what excited you at that age; what brought you the most joy when you were 5, 7, 10 years old? Let’s run around, let’s jump in puddles and relive those innocent and most joy-filled moments of our childhood. A happy mom, makes for a great mom.
Thank you Kinder, for allowing me to relive my childhood once again, for bringing me back to those memories and face-to-face with 5-year-old Bricia. Digging into those two soft creamy flavors of milk-crème and cocoa nestled into the chocolate-covered wafer bites was just what I needed. I am very much looking forward to once again displaying those assembled toys, but now[IB2] , in my son’s room, and to creating memories for him that will hopefully stay with him like they have with me.
Also, for all my screen moms – Kinder has launched Magic Kinder App, a digital world of fun and education designed to help families play and learn together through a wide range of engaging games, videos, stories and activities. It is completely free and can be accessed through www.magic.kinder.com, the iOS and Android app stores. You can also access it through the QR code that is printed on the information leaflet that accompanies the toys inside the Kinder Joy egg. Please let me know on the comment below how you are liking the app, I would love to hear your thoughts! In a world where we can’t escape technology, I admire those companies who take it upon themselves to bring us quality and educational forms of entertainment. Another reason why I love Kinder so much!
I'm at the Don Julio 1942 Pick-Up Truck at Taste of L.A. #mktgdonjuliotasteofla, #phhhoto
Hola Bricia: In the last Super Mama's podcast you mentioned that you have a list of "must sees" in Oaxaca. I've been searching and I haven't found it. Can you please forward. I find Oaxaca so similar to my country, Guatemala, and would love to visit. Looking forward to your tips in Oaxaca. Gabriela
Oh yes. Of course!Here it is....http://www.moleandmore.com/liveoaxaca/oaxacaHope this is helpful!!!
I've been obsessed with gardens and the outdoors ever since I was a little girl in Oaxaca, I think it came from me visiting my grandma every weekend and being free to roam around her garden and her chickens. Raising my own kid in LA, my grandma has inspired me to do the same with him. We are so blessed to live in a place where we can grow our own food and take camping trips together to experience the outdoors. When we were kids, my family and I even camped in our front yard. Don’t let anything stop you from enjoying the beauty of this world. @REI #LetsCamp #VamosCamping #ad http://bit.ly/295dVO
Sometimes a girl just needs a little outdoor time to reconnect with what she cherishes the most. I remember as a little girl moving from Oaxaca to L.A., the outdoors helped me escape from the big city life and feel like I did back home. I never want to forget that feeling. Don’t ever let the big city busy life take you away from these moments. Step outside, breathe, and be thankful for all the beauty that is around you. @REI #LetsCamp #VamosCamping #ad http://bit.ly/295dVO2
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Today I will be a chingona
Reposting by popular demand, here is my definition of the word chingona.
“A [chingona] is a female version of a hustler.” (Queue Beyonce’s Diva)
Being a chingona is both a choice and an honor. It is a constant state of mind, not to be taken lightly.
My mom has always told me to be a chingona. It never meant bitchy or anything negative in my house. It was always a compliment, an aspiration. Let’s establish this once and for all - being a chingona is a very, very good thing. Giving credit where credit is due, author Sandra Cisneros once reminded me to “own my chingonaness.” The word chingona is making a comeback.
I would like to thank Urban Dictionary for describing chingonas as “the most badass girls in the world.” Flattering, really. But how to describe a chingona to the unfamiliar? Let me describe the ways:
A chingona is dynamic.
A chingona hustles. She doesn’t sit tight. She makes it happen.
A chingona fights for what she believes in. Conviction through and through.
A chingona is passionate.
A chingona is powerful. She is strength, courage, and hard work.
A chingona is determined. She pushes and sprints and dives into everything she does.
A chingona sees no limits. Openminded and audacious.
A chingona does it for her gente. If you call yourself a chingona, you can’t forget the people who helped you become one.
A chingona attracts other chingonas. This is very important - there’s no way you’re doing this alone.
A chingona has no room for envy or insecurities. That fuels the haters but builds bonds with other chingonas. This dynamic creates a shared connection any real chingona can understand.
A chingona is true to herself and doesn’t let others change her. It’s hard enough being a chingona, don’t need to be one on anyone else’s terms.
A chingona is restless. She stays up at night, wakes up early, and still wants more hours in the day.
A chingona is loud. Introvert, extrovert, doesn’t matter. Her voice is heard.
A chingona defines success for herself. Others may not understand, perhaps because her own definition of success is bigger than herself.
A chingona wants to see more chingonas coming up. As a beloved mentor once told me, “It gets lonely at the top. Bring others with you.”
A chingona looks good. She wears confidence, humility and grace, and she makes it look great.
A chingona is full of mystery. You never really know what’s brewing behind her eyes, behind her story, but oh yes is it intriguing.
A chingona is up for adventures. The only way for a chingona to stay driven is to find out what else is out there.
A chingona trusts in the universe. “And when you want something, the universe conspires to help you achieve it.” - Paulo Coelho (a chingon in his own right).
A chingona sometimes gets stretched too thin. She’s working on that…
A chingona is inspired by those who push boundaries and live on the edge of passion for whatever they believe in.
A chingona is a dancer. In spirit or in heels, she lives to a rhythm all her own.
A chingona values quality people she can trust. Nothing less.
A chingona can put her hair up and get her hands dirty. She also cleans up well.
A chingona believes in the strength of bold black eyeliner. Making a statement.
A chingona sees a challenge and runs toward it. That’s just how it works - aim for what’s hard and you’ll thrive.
A chingona is tough, sincere, and kind. She is all juxtaposition.
A chingona is the definition of pride, ache, dreams, and strength.
A chingona may be a future president.
A chingona is my mom.
A chingona will be my daughter.
A chingona is here to stay.
Today I will be a chingona.
20 years ago being an indigenous girl from Oaxaca wasn’t easy, both in Mexico and in the US. I wrote a small piece of my “ugly duckling” journey on uglyducklingdiaries.com. Hope it can reach those girls out there who have shared these same feelings. It took me a while to feel comfortable, confident and proud of where I come from. Today I stand tall and proud to say I’m from Oaxaca and would not trade it for anything in this world.
ENTREPRENEUR. DREAMER. CREATOR "One day, an English teacher told me that I would probably end up pregnant like every other Latina; so long as I didn’t, I would be considered an overachiever." Angeleno restaurateur, entrepreneur, podcaster and all around BOSS shares the beauty of being Oaxacan in America — a rich cultural ancestry in the city of dreams!
20 years ago being an indigenous girl from Oaxaca wasn't easy, both in Mexico and in the US. I wrote a small piece of my "ugly duckling" journey on uglyducklingdiaries.com. Hope it can reach those girls out there who have shared these same feelings. It took me a while to feel comfortable, confident and proud of where I come from. Today I stand tall and proud to say I'm from Oaxaca and would not trade it for anything in this world.
This week in our @_supermamas podcast I share with all of you how my handsome little man came into this world... WARNING, I do go into detail, so if you're somewhere public, wear headphones ;)
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