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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2024 · 20 MIN

What Are Your Christmas Traditions Actually Teaching Your Kids?

from The Art of Plenty · host The Art of Plenty

Something that's been weighing on my mind - what are my kids actually learning from the way we "do" Christmas?  If you're feeling the holiday overwhelm and wanting to create more meaningful celebrations for your family, this episode is for you! Connect with me: Follow me on Instagram  Or on TikTok Get on the list: Course launches, bootcamps, webinars, live events, new episodes and free surprises! In this episode, you'll learn: 7:20 - How I balance different family traditions with my husband 10:05 - My chosen areas of focus this Christmas: Gift giving, stress, and Christmas roots 10:35 - Managing holiday stress as a family 12:35 - Teaching meaningful gift-giving practices 16:55 - Connecting children to the spiritual roots of Christmas Mentioned in this episode:: Previous episode on grief and losing my grandmother If you found this content helpful, please share with a friend, contact me, leave a review, contact me on my website or on social media Liked this episode? Next up: Episode 43: Marriage, In-Laws & Christmas: How We Learned to Make it Work Episode 42: How to Enjoy Christmas as a Mom (Without Getting Overwhelmed)

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