Sliding Into Holiday Mode: The Christmas Message That Sticks
Let’s create a holiday mode that focuses less on getting and more on giving back. We’ve put together a few simple yet joyful ways to weave generosity into your family’s holidays, because the message that lasts isn’t wrapped in paper, but built in kindness!
A Few wise thoughts about getting ready for Christmas
The festive season can sometimes feel overwhelming, with endless to-do lists and expectations piling up. This year, why not focus on what truly matters? Spending quality time together as a family. Use this season of change as an opportunity to reconnect and remind yourselves of the joy and love that make family the heart of this special time.
Holidays are a great time to reinvigorate relationships with your child
Year-end holidays are a special time for families to reconnect, break from routine, and enjoy quality moments together. In this blog, Gail Smith shares why these holidays are essential for strengthening family bonds and creating lasting happiness.
Let take a good look at why boredom can be a good thing
Discover the benefits of embracing boredom! Gail Smiths explains how encouraging children to slow down and enjoy moments of stillness can lead to new ideas and creativity. Let's create space for quiet reflection and see the magic it brings to their lives!
Enjoyable reasons to rest and celebrate family after Christmas:
After a bustling year and festive celebrations, now it’s time to savour the leisurely days of summer with your family. Read on for inspiring ideas to enrich those family experiences.
Let’s bring the warmth of Christmas into our family
Keep the Christmas spirit alive in the family. Explore unique ideas within these reflections to find out how.
Worthwhile thoughts to give our children as we approach Christmas.
It’s essential and memory-making to create family traditions at Christmas and focus on what matters.
Children can start thinking about bringing Christmas cheer to others
Christmas is the most wonderful time of year, here are parenting tips that can help your child spread Christmas cheer.