Dear Parents,
No matter which holiday your family celebrates in December, creating holiday traditions is the most lasting gift you can give your kids. Learn about the importance of traditions to teens, and find out how to make new ones. Plus, take quizzes about classic traditions for Hanukkah and Christmas.
If you're on the hunt for great gifts, take a look at our picks for some of the year's best video games, toys, and stocking stuffers. Also in this issue, find out how to keep the holidays harmonious at your house.
From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com
Holiday Traditions
Kids grow older and more independent, but holiday traditions remain the glue that binds the family together.
For some families, Christmas is a religious holiday, for others a secular celebration, and for still others it's just December 25. So how does your family observe Christmas? Vote now!
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First as a holy day, secondly as a family day. Primarily as a family day, with religious overtones. A holiday for kids. No particular religious tradition. We don't observe Christmas.
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