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Here are some facts to stretch your littlest ones’ minds this holiday.
6. Don't kiss the baby.
Get your shopping done before the hectic season even starts!
Remember the excitement of opening those little cardboard doors each December morning…
Many mindfulness practices can be incredibly effective in small, intentional doses.
Currently an elf-on-the-shelf and a bendy reindeer are riding on a firetruck and trash truck in our living room.
I hope to teach my boys the importance of breaking norms, of participating in traditions while also shaping them.
To focus on the gift of time, instead of the gift of things.
The possibilities are endless.
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas, pregnancy announcements feel like they’re at an all-time high.
“I know we could all use some calm during the stressful holiday season.”
My children can have a memorable Christmas without pushing us further into debt.
My preferences for this holiday season may not appeal to the masses, but they will bring joy to my family—and that's all we need.
The final effect of this viral Christmas garland hack is magical.
Take the festive factor up a notch with these garlands that sell out every year.
Push aside consumer madness and look at gift-giving in a new light.
Adulting is hard enough without having to figure out what's for dinner every night.
This is the ace up your ugly Christmas sweater sleeve.
It’s that time of year again where you’re probably thinking about scheduling…
Silent nights are hopefully in your future.
