¿Cuántas palabras en español
does your family already know?
Yes — and not just "learn a few words." Three-year-olds are in the single best window of their lives for language acquisition. Our Toddler Circle Time runs 45 minutes of pure immersion: no translation, no worksheets, just songs, stories, and play in Spanish.
Uno, dos, tres — rhythm is the fastest path to a child's memory.
Bilingual picture books read aloud while kids move and respond.
Rojo, azul, verde — color mixing in Spanish from the first day.
Pretend markets where toddlers "buy" fruits and practice numbers.
"Maya turned two last spring and now asks for 'más leche' at dinner. She has no idea she's learning. She just thinks she sings songs on Tuesdays."
That's the whole point. Habla runs parallel tracks in the same building — toddlers in Sala A, parents in Sala B, older kids in the courtyard. You're never stuck waiting for someone else to catch up, and you all walk out the door at the same time speaking more Spanish than when you walked in.
Toddler Circle Time
Ages 2–5Full immersion through song, story, and play. No English, no worksheets — just joyful sound.
Junior Explorers
Ages 6–10Structured immersion with games, projects, and conversational practice built around real-world topics.
Family Hour
Adults + kids togetherParents and children in the same room, different activity stations. You practice the mercado while they run circle time next door.
"My son Tomás (5) is already ahead of me. He corrects my pronunciation at dinner and thinks it's hilarious. Honestly? Best thing that's happened to my Spanish since high school."
Class is where you learn it. Everything outside class is where you keep it. That's why every Habla enrollment includes a full take-home program — audio kits, card sets, and monthly field trips to the mercado two doors down.
Audio Story Kits
WeeklyNew story each week. 8 minutes, bilingual, plays in the car or at bedtime.
Vocabulary Card Sets
MonthlyIllustrated flashcards for the fridge, the bathroom mirror, the car visor.
Mercado Field Trips
Monthly outingMonthly Saturday mornings at a local Spanish-speaking market. Real transactions, real practice.
Family Practice Prompts
OngoingThree text messages per week with a 2-minute activity for the dinner table.
The Weekend Mercado
Once a month, we walk two doors down to Mercado La Familia. Kids order their own snacks in Spanish. Parents navigate the checkout line. Mistakes happen. Nobody flinches. Everyone gets pan dulce.
"We adopted our daughter Sofía from Bogotá. We wanted to speak her language before she arrived. The audio kits went on every night. By the time she landed, we could sing her Arroz con Leche without looking at the words."
Ya es hora —
Your family's table
is waiting.
Every week, families just like yours sit down together and stumble through conjugations. Nobody flinches. Everyone learns.