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It is estimated that over 100 million people will travel to see their families and friends during the holidays. However, with the new variant becoming increasingly present and the lack of clarity about restrictions and measures, Christmas plans are changing fast.
If you have decided to stay at home with your partner and little ones, you might have not taken this decision lightly. However, a small Christmas gathering and a holiday season spent with the people you love the most can be safe, beautiful, and heartwarming. Here are a few tips to fight any disappointment that might arise in your family.
Entertainment is at the core of a successful Christmas period. Luckily, there are plenty of board games for kids of all ages that you can enjoy with your little ones and your partner. From the classics like Cluedo and Risk to Harry Potter and Minecraft-inspired alternatives, you can find a board game to fit the unique needs of your little one. Start shopping today and make sure you are ready to entertain your little ones for the weeks to come!
One of the most important aspects of Christmas, Thanksgiving, and the holiday season as a whole is family time. While we are busy throughout the year, these weeks are fully dedicated to catching up with our loved ones and building valuable relationships.
It is essential for your little ones to not miss out on this important aspect. After all, over the past two years, the opportunities to see our family members and friends have been limited, and your little ones run the risk of missing out on important relationships.
However, technology is on your side, and there is a lot you can do to help your kids build a strong, loving relationship with their aunties, uncles, grandparents, and cousins – just use your phone, tablet, or computer!
Spending the holiday season away from your family and friends can feel overwhelming and disappointing. In such an environment, it is easy to start feeling like you are not doing enough for your little ones or you are preventing them from making the most of the Christmas period.
However, during this special time of the year, there is a lot to be grateful for. For example, you can spend the next few weeks strengthening your family bond. Some activities you could opt for include walks, days at the park, baking cookies together. Or, you could create new Christmas traditions for your family. And, if you are unsure whether that is enough, learn about the things to do when you feel like a bad mum here!
You might not be able to take your kids to the local Santa’s Grotto, but this doesn’t prevent you from building one at home! You can bring the Christmas spirit inside your home by investing in decorations, lights, and handmade details. Just make sure to keep an eye for more sustainable, long-lasting alternatives, especially if you don’t always put up decorations!
And, don’t forget about adding a lot of presents for your little ones under the Christmas tree
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