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During this time of year, parents’ stress levels can become highly elevated with the need to get many chores done in time for the holidays, which is the perfect reason to have your kids be holiday helpers. Try these eight ideas to involve your children in this year’s holiday preparations. |
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A guide to safe versus unsafe gifts for kids |
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Want to make sure your child’s gifts are a joy — not a hazard? Check out this simple checklist that helps you choose toys that match your child’s age and safety needs, keeping playtime worry-free and fun. |
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Managing gift jealousy among siblings |
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Gift jealousy between siblings doesn’t have to spoil the holidays. Learn how pre-planning gift choices, encouraging sharing (when fair), and helping kids express tricky emotions can make celebrations joyful and fair for everyone. |
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Helping your child with autism navigate holiday changes |
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Holiday routines and traditions can feel tricky when your child has autism — but a little preparation and flexibility can make it easier. Follow these tips to help kids anticipate change, feel secure and enjoy celebrations with less stress. |
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Three tips for handling stress around the holidays |
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Want to make this holiday season easier on your family? Learn how keeping bedtimes regular, giving yourself a break and scheduling downtime can help turn chaos into calm — and make the holidays feel merry instead of stressful. |
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