I firmly believe that passing on the Tagalog language (both the vernacular and the more poetic written), literature, history, and culture is very important. If you are like me and are also committed to teaching your child(ren) your native language, and it is especially more difficult when living in another country, here are other tips (from my experience).

If someone had told me that once married, I would be spending a daily average of 3 hours in the kitchen, I would have told them they were crazy. But my schedule was bound to change after starting residency and while I was progressing along my pregnancy.