Ladino force singer and author Sarah Aroeste joins Evelyn in talking about Ladino heritage and how to model for children being proud of our traditions This conversation is brought to you by “Words From My Heart, the hands on Jewish Prayer Book”, which helps children and their grownups explore spirituality and Jewish prayer.❤️ WFMH is a hands-on, scrapbook-style book that includes activities, games, songs, Hebrew words, and prayers. Find it at www.shalomeve.com Today’s conversation is dedicated in loving memory of my grandmother Bobe Chola Lelui Nishmat Jana Hinde bat Aron ve Java Z”L My favorite takeaways: 🌟 There’s a wonderful Jewish diversity. Ladino is more than a language. It’s a whole vast culture that grew for a thousand years, incorporating elements (words, music, musical instruments, foods) from other cultures and also bringing its own. 🌟 Modeling joy, celebration, and appreciation for our children and for the world around us. Kids can see what you do everyday. Sarah uses elements from Ladino culture to enhance everyday life: jewellery, home decorations, food, words, etc. 🌟 Ora de despertar, time to wake up! We need to transmit our heritage and traditions to our children before it’s too late. What was your favorite takaway? Share with us below! Find Sarah at @saraharoeste (IG and FB) https://saraharoeste.com/ Sarah Aroeste (on Spotify)