Family Matters: Handmade Cards & More
Friday, December 03, 2010
Kido Tip 1. Prioritize the to-do list
This time of year I find a bit overwhelming with all the added events and activities going on. I try to make a list of what I really want to do this season, adding special events to the calendar, picking off peak times to shop when possible and instead of buying gifts for everyone opting for group outings or family get togethers. And since I cannot attend all the special happenings or
Feeling good about doing less and not feeling guilty about not doing more.
Kido Tip 2. Plan a holiday card.
Whether you send a holiday card out in December or send a New Year's Card in January (Because of Kido Tip 1, we send our cards out in January) now's the time to find an adorable photo of your
Kido Tip 3. Community giving
This holiday season, many people still feel the pinch from tough economic times. When giving time or money becomes more difficult, even a little bit can mean a lot to someone else. Although community giving can happen any time of year, the holidays provide an opportunity or a reminder for us think a little less about ourselves and more about others. Make a plan how to help now or in the New Year. Include your children in
Anisa Raoof is the publisher and founder of Kidoinfo, the parents' guide for Rhode Island and beyond.
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