Little Lady asked questions about the foods my Nana made me as a kid and the things my Tata invented. Complete with a tissue paper table cover, mugs, plates, flowers, photos, a cross, glamourous calaveras, and most importantly mini wooden square photos of my grandparents! Using a small wooden box and a cardboard jewelry box we built our altar. Mini Dia de los Muertos Barbie House Altar I thought it would be fun to celebrate with Barbie too! So just like we fix up and decorate our shoe box altar with photos and flowers we did the same at Barbie’s house. That is why every year we participate in the festivities of Day of the Dead.Įvery year we make crafts and take out our shoebox altar to remember our loved ones. Little Lady knows how important both my Tata’s (grandfathers) were to me and how special my relationship with my Nana (grandmother) was. It is also very emotional time for me to remember my childhood and reminisce on how great my grandparents were! I miss them a lot and the kids know that. I too was fortunate enough to know all 4 of my grandparents. I always share with the kids how lucky they are to know both sides of their grandparents. I take great pride in reminiscing and teaching my kids something new I maybe haven’t mentioned about my grandparents.
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post as a participant In the Barbie Project.ĭay of the Dead or Dia de los Muertos is by far one of our favorite Mexican holidays to celebrate.
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