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✨ Pre-order by Oct 7 • Ships Oct 19 • Festival is Nov 1-2
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a vibrant Mexican tradition celebrated in many parts of Latin America, that honors those who have passed while celebrating life. The Tiny Traditions Día de los Muertos Celebration Box brings everything you need to explore this beautiful tradition through stories, crafts, recipes, and music — all curated for kid-friendly learning and connection.
Returning Tiny Traditions families: this year’s Día de los Muertos box features new crafts and activities from our 2025 edition, offering fresh ways to explore and celebrate the same meaningful traditions together.
What’s included
1 storybook introducing the traditions of Día de los Muertos.
3 family-friendly crafts, with supplies for 2 people to share:
Build your own ofrenda (altar) using the box itself + make paper marigolds to welcome loved ones
Decorate 2 photo frames to remember and honor loved ones
Create colorful paper skulls inspired by Día de los Muertos traditions
2 festive recipes to make together, plus paper plates and napkins
A curated festive music playlist to bring the celebration to life
Safety & Materials
Non-toxic supplies · Adult supervision required
Activities designed for ages 4–9
⚠️ Choking hazard: small parts — not for children 3 years and under
More about Día de los Muertos?
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a vibrant Mexican tradition celebrated in many parts of Latin America, honoring loved ones who have passed — not with sadness, but with joy, remembrance, and color. Families build ofrendas (altars), decorate with marigolds, enjoy pan de muerto (sweet bread), share memories, and celebrate the belief that love keeps us connected across generations.
This box helps kids experience these traditions in a simple, hands-on, culturally meaningful way — perfect for families who celebrate every year and families curious to learn about this beautiful Mexican holiday for the first time.
