Plus: Managing gift jealousy among siblings

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A recent study estimated that 140,000 children in the United States have experienced the death of a parent or grandparent caregiver due to COVID-19 or other pandemic-related causes. Because of this, the upcoming holidays may be difficult for many children and their families. Here's some advice for helping children deal with their grief ([link removed]) .

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** Managing gift jealousy among siblings ([link removed])
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Leading up to the holiday season, many parents search far and wide for the items on their child’s wish list. Despite the thought and love that parents put into gift choices for their family, children may still express jealousy over their brother or sister’s gift. Children’s National psychologist Eleanor Mackey, PhD, offers tips for preventing and managing gift jealousy among siblings.

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** How to handle too many presents ([link removed])
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During winter festivities, children tend to get gifts from every corner of their life — grandparents, neighbors, friends and their own parents. Children who are overwhelmed with an abundance of gifts may react poorly and develop an attitude of entitlement: that they should receive something anytime they want it. So, how can parents confront gift overload?

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