Christmas is a time of joy and celebration. It’s also a time of near-constant baking, decorating, throwing or attending parties, obsessing over perfect gifts and outfits, and a million other things that can lift your spirits or stress you out.
We are officially in the heart of the holiday season, and while the Christmas songs on the radio may be saying “it’s the most wonderful time of the year,” we know that it’s really one of the most stressful. While we do our best to fully prepare for the holiday season, the sheer amount of things that need to be done and the decreasing amount of time to do them in can cause a lot of stress.
Happy December! It's a new month and the perfect time to adopt a healthier diet. No need to wait until 2019!
The holidays are a time of joy, but they can also bring additional fire hazards. Here are six crucial tips to keep your family and home safe from fires during Christmas.
Between shuffling turkeys from hot ovens to crowded tables, terrible Detroit Lions games and sleeping overnight in line for a Target Black Friday sale, won't somebody please think of the children and keep them occupied and out of trouble over Turkey Day Break?
A common worry parents have around Thanksgiving? Their children won’t eat well. They might not even eat at all. The solution? Imagine Thanksgiving from the perspective of a child. You don’t who's going to be there, the food or the schedule. In short, you don’t know what’s going on. And, on top of all that, you’re expected to just go along and get along. Filling them in on the plans for the day can solve a lot.
In these challenging times, love is needed more than ever. Learn 7 powerful ways to infuse love into your holiday season, creating moments of healing, connection, and joy for yourself and others.
Family gatherings are great... until someone gets hurt. With Thanksgiving fast approaching, you'll want to take precaution- especially with little kids running around.
Here are safety tips to keep in mind when hosting turkey dinner.
Gratitude is a transformative force. By incorporating these 8 steps of gratitude into your daily life, you'll create powerful shifts that lead to more positivity, joy, and fulfillment.
Every season highlights exciting activities that you can share with your child. The winter is for building snowmen and drinking hot chocolate, spring is for outdoor picnics and trips to the park, summer is for swimming and BBQs, and the Fall is for harvests, corn mazes, and carving pumpkins. Of course, autumnal activities consist of more than just Halloween themed events. There are plenty of activities you can do with your kid to make this season memorable for you both.
