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Parent To Parent
Letters From Santa knows that being a parent is an on-going life-long process.
We
are not born omnipotent and sometimes we even learn the simplest, yet most rewarding, things from our children. Here
you'll find articles that help you stay up to date with the world of parenting, as well as articles that may inspire, encourage and educate you
through your journey of parenthood.
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Letters From Santa: A Way To Share The
Season
Personalized
Santa letters are a fantastic way to share the holiday season and create memories. Letters From Santa are unique to each recipient
and make a great yet inexpensive gift for children and adults.
For
children, a Letter From Santa creates smiles, excitement and everlasting memories! Each letter reinforces sharing and giving,
encourages good behavior and helps maintain childhood innocence by keeping the belief in Santa alive. Santa letters also help
build confidence and self esteem. Every child likes to know they are loved and thought of, especially by Santa. Letters From Santa can be given to all the special children in your life. For example
you can send a letter to:
Your children
Your
grandchildren
Your
neices and nephews
Your
neighbor's children
A foster
child or latch-key child
An
ill or convalescing child
A child that is grieving
Any special child in your life
Keep in mind that
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25 Fun Ways To Share The Holidays With Your
Family
Christmas
is an ideal holiday to get the family together for some "us" time. In today’s busy world it is sometimes difficult
to spend quality time with family. Rekindle the meaning of family with simple activities the whole family will enjoy
and look forward to year after year. If possible do an activity every evening or a few a week to build anticipation for the
coming holiday season.
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View Christmas light displays in your city then hang Christmas lights indoors and outdoors.
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Light the fireplace, drink eggnog or cocoa,
eat popcorn and read holiday stories out loud. Take turns reading.
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Make an Advent calendar or wreath and decorate
it together. Read More
 
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