How can I balance heritage with the majority culture while raising kids?

[IsabellaYR]

I'm a second-generation immigrant raising my own children in a country different from my parents' homeland, and I'm struggling with how to authentically pass on our cultural identity without it feeling like a chore or a history lesson. I want them to feel a genuine connection to the language, traditions, and values, but we're fully integrated into our local community. For other parents in multicultural families, what practical, everyday practices have helped you nurture this dual identity in your kids? How do you balance embracing the majority culture with preserving a meaningful connection to your heritage, especially as children grow older and peer influence becomes stronger?