These Fiesta Babies dance, march on parade, and sing along to mariachi songs in their spirited celebration of fiestas. From piñatas to flower coronas, little ones are introduced to the many coloful aspects of an important and lively Latino cultural tradition.

I had mixed feelings about this book. I enjoyed the illustrations and the representation of Mexican culture in the story and illustrations, but there was no moral or point. It follows a group of babies to a fiesta and shows what is done at a traditional Mexican fiesta. They march with handmade crowns, eat salsa and chips, sing with mariachis, and take siestas, which are all apart of Hispanic culture. This book is an early childhood picture book but also includes many rhyming words which can be used with older children. Although this book showed a great representation of Mexican culture, I don’t see how it could be used in the classroom.

This is a bright, colorful book that depicts the life of Hispanic people through little babies. This is a cute little story that shows the culture of Hispanic people through it's illustrations and words. ( )

A engaging, vibrant book that is bilingual, English and Spanish. It is about babies who dance and sing, and of course take a siesta:)

Summary: A bilingual book about babies loving fiestas and the food, music, dance, and culture that go along with it. ( )