Bring Spanish Into Your Home, Even If You Don’t Speak It.

Pick the starting point that matches your child’s age.

You Want Your Kids to Grow Up Speaking Spanish.

Maybe you started strong, with a few words here and a song there, and then life got busy. Or maybe you never started because your Spanish isn’t perfect and you don’t want to teach it wrong.

You don’t need to be fluent to give your children Spanish. You need a simple path and someone to walk you through it.

Spanish grows with your child, so start where they are today.

You’re in the right place if

A simple way for you and your child to grow bilingual together, one moment at a time.

For you if you want Spanish at home but you’re not fluent, or you’ve tried before and it didn’t stick.

You don’t need to be fluent to raise a bilingual child. Crecemos gives you a few phrases for the moments you’re already having: meals, diaper changes, bath time, and bedtime. There are no lesson plans to write.

You get:

A bilingual parent guide and planning printables

A 12-week schedule: one word, one phrase, one song, and one book each week

Two printables for your child: My Daily Routines and 100 First Words

A Book Menu, a Song Playlist, and a Certificate in Spanish

Good to know: Crecemos isn’t a Spanish course for you or a school curriculum. Nobody gets pressured.

Seven artists. Seven Spanish lessons. Every one already built.

For you if you teach your own kids at home and want a unit you can open and teach, with nothing to plan.

Seven artists and eight artworks, from Velázquez to Kahlo. You get a Reading Book and a Writing Book (bilingual and Spanish-only), 160 Interactive Slides, and how-to lessons.

Your kids finish with their own written Mi historia del mundo hispano.

Good to know: Made for Hispanic Heritage Month, and it works any time of year. Family use is included.

Hi, I’m Rachel (Señora Havana to Most of You).

I homeschooled my five children for ten years, and I’m raising my youngest bilingual in Spanish from birth. So I’m living this page right now.

I have a degree in Spanish and more than 20 years of living bilingually. What I’ve learned is that Spanish sticks in a home when the routine is small enough to repeat.

In my own homeschool, I used Charlotte Mason picture study, and it turned into the way I teach Spanish through art. Everything on this page comes out of that.

You don’t have to be fluent to start. You just have to start.

Read my story →

Señora Havana, founder of Grow Spanish. Homeschooled 5 children for 10 years. 20+ years bilingual, degree in Spanish.