Latinx Parenting

🚨My debut book CHANCLA🩴 is available for pre-order NOW! Comment CHANCLA down below, and I’ll send you the 🔗 directly 🤎

It has been such an honor and a humbling experience to share my first ever book with some of the most AMAZING people I know and then get to read their reviews 🥹😭

I’ll be sharing their blurbs with you all here over the next few weeks in the lead up to the release of CHANCLA on August 18th! Here is what the incredible .marielbuque had to say 🤎

Dra. Mariel Buque is a Licensed Psychologist, bestselling author of Break the Cycle and founder of Break the Cycle - BTC®. Go and follow her work .marielbuque and drmarielbuque . com ✨

Have you pre-ordered my book CHANCLA? Comment CHANCLA below, and I’ll send you the pre-order 🔗 directly 🤎

This is for every Latine parent who is ready to move into a world where chanclas go UP against systems and never DOWN at our children 🩴💥

That world starts with US right NOW.

It starts with what we know, what we carry and heal, and what we choose to let go as our cultura evolves ✨

The American Academy of Pediatrics' new report on digital ecosystems makes one thing clear: today’s media is designed to capture attention and children are growing up in it.

For young kids, that matters. Their brains are still building skills like focus, self-regulation, and learning through real-world interaction.

Screens can help, but they don’t replace relationships.

Children build resilience through everyday moments: waiting, problem-solving and learning to work through small disappointments. If screens become the default, those opportunities shrink.

And it’s not just how much media kids use. It’s what kind they're watching. Fast, short-form content used alone doesn’t support development the way shared, educational content can.

Read more of our take in Beyond the Headlines: https://bit.ly/4sE61Tr

🚨 Leslie’s debut book CHANCLA🩴 is available for pre-order NOW! Comment CHANCLA down below, and we’ll send you the 🔗 directly 🤎

GET TO KNOW LATINX PARENTING ❤️‍🔥✨
✨Latinx Parenting (est. 2018) is a bilingual organization that is dedicated to bringing trauma-informed healing centered family education to the Latine community in a way that is culturally relevant, accessible to families, and compassionate.

✨WHO DOES LATINX PARENTING SERVE?
Latinx Parenting serves Latine/Chicanx families, with a particular focus on immigrant communities throughout the United States. We also offer trainings for professionals working with Latine families, helping educators, mental health providers, and community organizations deliver culturally responsive support.

✨MEET OUR FOUNDER, LESLIE PRISCILLA
Leslie Priscilla is the eldest daughter of Mexican immigrants, a mother to 3 bicultural children, a former early childhood educator, and a certified parenting coach & facilitator since 2013. Her book, CHANCLA, is set for release in 2026!

Leslie Priscilla founded Latinx Parenting as a way to help our familias in the Latine community heal from intergenerational trauma.

✨MEET LP’S RESIDENT FATHER & EDUCATOR, FERNANDO DEVERAS
Fernando Deveras is the son of Mexican immigrants, a father to an 11-year-old son, a certified educator, and a trained facilitator here at Latinx Parenting.

✨PARTNER WITH US TO BRING LATINX PARENTING TO YOUR COMMUNITY
We want to connect with as many families & service providers as possible, and we need your help!

If you believe in our mission and want to bring our workshops and trainings to your organization, school, or institution, you can send us a DM or email our Partnerships Team at:
[email protected]

✨WEAR THE VISION OF LP: SHOP AT OUR TIENDITA & SUPPORT OUR WORK
Let folks know that you are here to break cycles with our exclusive LP merch! We’ve got a wide range of designs with messages that are sure to get a conversation going at the next carne asada.

You can check out our collections by visiting
LATINXPARENTING.STORE/COLLECTIONS

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Profits over people = collective trauma with severe repercussions.

I live 15 min away from this unfolding disaster and am half expecting to hear an explosion any second. I hope and pray this does not happen but I feel my body bracing for impact.

We have so many people we care about who either work or live in the evacuation zone. The impact is already here at so many levels (psychological, economic, etc). It’s in an industrial area with MANY workers of color whose families depends on their income to live and survive. We work with families in this school district.

Stressed out 😮‍💨

We are above nothing; rather, connected deeply to everything 🌿

To realize and embody this understanding is to collectively heal.