• Save water: do not let the faucet open while brushing your teeth
• If you can walk or use a bike. (leave your car at home)
• Recycle
• Use Energy Star products (light bulbs)
• Turn off your electronics when not in use
• Turn off the lights when leaving the room
• Reusable water bottles and bags for the stores
• Teach your kids how to save the planet

1. Acknowledge and validate your child's thoughts, feelings, and reactions. Let them know that you think their questions and concerns are important and appropriate. 
2. Give children honest answers and information. Children will usually know, or eventually find out, if you're “making things up.” It may affect their ability to trust you or your reassurances in the future.
3. 3.  Be prepared to repeat information and explanations several times. Some information may be hard for them to accept or understand. Asking the same question over and over may also be a way for a child to ask for reassurance. 
4. Remember that children tend to personalize situations.  
5. Children learn from watching their parents. They are very interested in how you respond to local and national events. They also learn from listening to your conversations with other adults. 
6. Don't let children watch too much news coverage with frightening images. The repetition of such scenes can be disturbing and confusing.

1. Reconozcan y validen los pensamientos, sentimientos y reacciones de sus hijos. Déjenles saber que ustedes piensan que sus preguntas y preocupaciones son importantes y apropiadas.
2. Den a sus hijos respuestas e informaciones honestas.  Los niños eventualmente sabrán, o descubrirán si ustedes están inventando algo.  Esto puede afectar su habilidad de confiar en ustedes o en sus afirmaciones en el futuro.
3. Estén preparados para repetir informaciones y explicaciones varias veces. Alguna información puede ser difícil  para ellos aceptar o entender. Preguntando  las mismas preguntas una y otra vez puede ser la manera de que un niño quiera reasegurarse de lo que se le está respondiendo.
4. Recuerden que los niños tienden a personalizar las situaciones.
5. Los niños aprenden mirando a sus padres. Ellos están muy interesados en la manera como ustedes responden a los eventos locales o nacionales.  También aprenden escuchando sus conversaciones con otros adultos.
6. No deje que sus hijos miren noticieros con imágenes aterradoras. La repetición de esas escenas los pueden perturbar y  confundir.
7. Una lectora del post de Ingles tambien recomendo que se haga nota de los positivo del mundo mas que lo negativo.

Kudos to JetBlue (I am not being compensated) because their service is awesome. First bag is free, they provided with a bag with a mask and ear plugs to make the flight at night comfortable and they have still free snacks during the flight.
I was also lucky to travel with another blogger (Esther) and her beautiful baby boy (Nathan). That made the trip even better.
Now as the flight goes, it was so much turbulence. Not only the movement up and down that makes your stomach crunch, but the seat belt sign was on most of the flight and then, the pilot tells the flight attendants to take seats. Ok, let me just say, I think they need a code for this. When the pilot warns them they need to seat, he is telling us, we are going to be moving lots, so hold tight I am going to give you a hard attack. I rather them use a code 45, so unless you travel all the time you do not know what that means, and everybody can be relaxed. (just a suggestion here... you never know how is reading)
After almost 5 hours we made it safe to Miami, and got to the hotel. The room was not ready and we were hungry, we wanted to walk to get some quick breakfast (an one not to expensive) and to our surprise we found a food truck with Colombian food. OMG, I had to buy some of those empanadas.