Christmas is a struggle for minimalists. Here’s why our minimal(ish) house goes all out for Christmas.
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Christmas is a struggle for minimalists. Here’s why our minimal(ish) house goes all out for Christmas.
Children don’t magically know how they’re supposed to act around presents—we need to teach them! Good manners for kids is possible. Be the mom who has polite kids. Check out this series of etiquette for kids!
The work of Christmas can be overwhelming. It’s stressful, somewhat ridiculous, materialistic, excessive and above all, self-inflicted. I see you, mama, putting all this pressure on yourself, and I see how much WORK this season is. But the magic… the magic is so short lived, and the work is so very, very worth it.
Plan out your elf on the shelf ideas and decrease your Christmas stress. This free downloadable tried-and-true TEMPLATE will always work for your children, their interests, your house, your supplies, and your energy level because YOU choose what your elf does each night. I give you the framework. You make the magic! This is the only Elf on the Shelf planner you’ll ever need!
Wondering what your child’s teacher REALLY wants? Look no further… here are the most thoughtful gifts for teachers — that they actually want! — and two gifts to avoid.
Should you start Elf on the Shelf to add to the Christmas spirit? Here’s a new perspective on this emotionally exhausting but very fun tradition, with pros, cons, and a thoughtful compromise.
Looking for Christmas Tradition ideas for families? Here are even more of our tried-and-true traditions to start with your family this year. Your children will love these!
If you’re looking for Christmas tradition ideas for families, look no further! Check out these tried-and-true traditions. They’ve held up over the years and given my family much joy, and I’m happy to share them with you. Your child(ren) will love the magic and joy of these Christmas traditions for families.