Children and the Holidays: Creating a Meaningful Holiday to Remember - Part 9

What is the holiday like from a child’s perspective?  Have you given that some thought?  Every family is unique, so take a few minutes to consider how children can discover the true meaning of the holiday without getting so focused on all the gifting.

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Check out the video below and then answer the following questions. 

1. Make a list of each of your children's or grandchildren's names and briefly describe each one's responses, feelings or attitudes toward the holiday.

2.  Make a list of the family activities that give your children an active role in the holiday celebration.

3. Make a list of the family traditions that help your children understand the meaning of the holiday.

Please share your experiences and what works with children.

More videos in this series

#1: Steps to a Stress-Free Holiday

#2: Checking your To-Do Christmas List Twice

#3: Family and Friends

#4: Your Holiday Fantasy

#5: Managing Holiday Expenses

#6: Holiday Traditions

#7: Appreciating the Spirit of the Holiday

#8: Gift Giving

#9: Children and the Holidays

#10: Holiday Self-Care

#11: Holiday Values

#12: Creating Your Holiday Plan

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