Your Child, Ages 0-6 Newsletter 12-01-2006

Your Child, Ages 0-6

Dear Parents,
Is your family excited about the holidays? We've got all the festive activities you need to keep your kids entertained all month long. Try yuletide printables and stories, and take a quiz. When the festivities are over, your child can make a holiday scrapbook.

Nothing keeps holiday traditions alive like family storytelling. More than just a fun activity, storytelling also has a positive impact on your child's development.

Finally, the December holidays mean winter is coming! Take quizzes and explore the mythology surrounding the solstice.

From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com

Christmas Activities

Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat, and the kids are climbing up the walls. Put that energy to good use with these activities.

Storytelling

Storytelling is not only great for family togetherness -- it can actually stimulate your child's creative development.

Winter Solstice

Believe it or not, winter is only weeks away. Try some solstice-related activities with your kids.

Holiday Top Ten

Check out our favorite yuletide films, gifts, and more.

Involve the Kids in Family Vacations

A family vacation can be a great learning opportunity for your kids -- especially when you drop your usual parenting role and let the whole crew operate as a team. Read these quick tips on ways to get the kids involved in your next family vacation.

Time for a Break

Take a well-deserved break from your busy day at Mom's Coffee Break^TM. This is the place to unwind with games, puzzles, and comics. Enjoy!