Bonus: How to Handle Disagreements at This Year's Holiday Gatherings

I'm cranking up the mic for two reasons today: 1) listening back to episode 123, where Ninja Parenting Community member Sabrina shared her concerns about holiday overwhelm and helping her girls handle gift-giving, I wanted to create something to help you if you're facing those same problems… So, I did! Download the FREE 3 Principles of Kids and Gifts if you want help: – cutting through the gift giving insanity and overwhelm – finding solutions that work for your whole family – including you. – Truly enjoying celebrations, with less stress Click this link to download them today and make the most of the season! 2) an article I read in the paper today, two Saturdays before Christmas eve, really got me thinking about a problem unique to the family gatherings we will all be attending this year. The article reads in part: "But some non-Trump voters are not yet in a place where they can joke. That includes [a Dad who shall remain nameless, because he represents a great many people listening today] and his family. This year they will not go to his wife's great aunt's Christmas gathering, in large part for fear of an argument breaking out in front of their 6-year-old daughter. "She doesn't understand why people like this person, said [this Dad], referring to Trump, "and to explain to her that people in her own family like this person – it would be a lot for her to process." – "Can The Holidays Be Happy?" The Boston Globe, Saturday, December 10th, 2016 In the wake of that article, I'm wondering: how are you? Are you worrying about attending family gatherings this year, when it all feels so contentious? I really hope this episode helps you, if that's the case. Click here to get the full show notes and key links! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe