Introducing Your New Comadre | Microsoft Conexiones

In the busy environment of today, Latina mothers are creatively merging their cultural traditions with modern technology. Picture having a reliable friend who appreciates your roots and provides supportive, nonjudgmental advice. This is where Microsoft Copilot comes into play: it’s like having a modern-day “comadre,” blending the deep wisdom of grandmothers with the advantages of modern technology.
Microsoft’s campaign, “Abuela-Approved AI,” encourages Latina mothers to harness AI’s potential to enhance their parenting experiences.
Honoring Tradition with Technological Innovation
Latina mothers have long relied on the insights of their own mothers and grandmothers. These wise women have formed the heart of their families, offering nurturing, advice, and support. With the rise of technology, AI has now stepped in as a new ally in the parenting community, fusing traditional guidance with contemporary efficiency.
The Abuela-Approved AI campaign highlights how technology and modern parenthood can work together harmoniously. Featuring real-life Latina moms and their grandmothers, the campaign illustrates how Copilot can assist in navigating the complexities of motherhood while also reinforcing family connections. Rather than substituting traditional wisdom, Copilot aims to serve as a contemporary comadre, delivering practical and creative solutions that even grandmothers endorse.
AI as a Supportive Partner in Parenting
A recent Microsoft survey reveals the increasing significance of AI in the lives of Latina moms. According to the findings, 56% of Latina mothers currently using AI consider it “the newest member of their parenting village they didn’t realize they needed.”
Latina mothers are leveraging AI to complement their traditional support systems in various essential areas:
- Everyday Assistance: 60% of Latina moms utilize AI for daily activities such as entertainment, personal development, work-related tasks, and language translation. Copilot aids in organizing daily schedules, meal planning, shopping, and homework help.
- Creative Support: Copilot acts as a “creative partner,” assisting moms in generating ideas for events, self-care practices, school assignments, and even entrepreneurial ventures. Over 30% of Latina moms use AI to alleviate stress and lighten their mental load.
- Emotional Guidance: About 38% of Latina moms turn to AI for parenting advice, valuing its objective viewpoint. Whether they need assistance with parenting dilemmas or simply want someone to talk to, Copilot is available around the clock. Approximately 67% of Latina moms cite convenience and accessibility as key reasons for preferring AI support over human advice.
- Cultural Preservation: Cultural relevance holds great importance for Latina moms. More than half of the survey participants use AI for maintaining family recipes, celebrating significant cultural events, and preserving their native languages—effectively integrating technology and tradition.

Collaborative Experiences: Moms and Abuelas
From now until May, Microsoft is collaborating with Latina mom content creators across the United States to test Copilot’s effectiveness. This initiative features influencers such as Jeannette Reyes, a lifestyle content creator and podcast host; Michelle Disla, a culinary creator; Jennifer Lee, known for her comedic content; and Damaris de la Cruz, a shopping expert. Through a social media campaign, these creators will demonstrate how AI can simplify everyday routines and broaden support networks in ways that grandmothers endorse. Stay connected with their experiences and discover how Copilot can serve as a modern parenthood companion.
Engagement Opportunities
Microsoft encourages all mothers to explore Copilot and join the online conversation using the hashtag #AbuelaApprovedAI to share their own experiences and insights about integrating this modern-day “comadre” into their lives.
Microsoft Copilot is available free of charge as a mobile application for iOS and Android, as well as on Microsoft Copilot-enabled PCs, Macs, and online.