Holiday Mistakes Parents Make

During the holidays, parents make many missteps and mistakes, especially when it comes to presents. Believe it or not, giving children too many gifts is not the best thing for a child. Betsy Brown Braun offers tips on how parents can create a fun and memorable holiday experience for children, without it being all about getting.

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Jessica
1 years ago

These are good tips, and keep the holidays in perspective. Trying to create more traditions has been my goal this year, and having the kids help pull that off reminds us all that Christmas doesn't just happen all by itself.

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