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J Gardener's Articles in Holidays

  • Sharing the Joy at Christmastime
    Due to long distances or other circumstance, many people are forced to forego their normal holiday traditions and spend those times away from home. Discover ways that you and your family can share your holiday cheer with others who can't be with their own families and make your holidays even more rewarding as well.
  • Caroling at Christmas
    Christmas caroling has long been a holiday tradition. The singing of familiar yuletide songs can bring about warm feelings of Christmas past. Read on to learn the history of Christmas caroling.
  • Presents Vs. Time
    Many parents put too much pressure on themselves to make sure Santa gets the job done right on Christmas morning. They load the tree with as many presents as possible. But what your kids really want may be simplier than you think. Read on to find out what you can't give them too much of.
  • Parents Can Help Each Other At Christmas
    The hustle and bustle of the holiday season can be stressful enough. But for parents of small children, it can be downright dreadful. Look to fellow parents who are probably in the same situation as you are. Learn how, together, you can work to make the holidays more enjoyable and less stressful for everyone.
  • Planning for Christmas Past
    You've planned for the future, but have you planned for the past? The holidays are such a busy time of year that even breaking out the camera can be one task too many. Discover how important it is to record those special family traditions and how you can make them into something that many generations to come will enjoy.
  • Host a Santa Letter-Writing Party
    Every holiday season, children everywhere compose a letter to Santa requesting those very special wish list items. Why not host a Santa Letter-Writing Party? Together, with other parents, you can make this holiday tradition even more fun for all.
  • Dazzle Them with Odd Christmas Facts
    As you rush from store to store trying to finish your holiday shopping, the clock is ticking on your children's patience. Keep them entertained with your vast knowledge of odd Christmas facts!
  • Good Deeds & The Santa Factor
    Come December, kids have prepared a long list of desired toys from Santa. And in anticipation of his visit, kids will display their very best behavior. Learn how as a parent, you can turn this "Santa Factor" into a lifelong habit of good deeds for others.
  • Rudolph & Frosty: The Beginning
    It's a tradition that many parents today enjoyed as children themselves: learning and loving the stories of Rudolph & Frosty. Discover and be surprised by how these favorite holiday characters come about.
  • Help Your Child Help Others At Christmas
    Young children naturally love to help others. The holiday season is a terrific time to encourage that behavior. Learn ways that your family can help others that will benefit your youngster far beyond childhood.
  • A Little Bit of Christmas Trivia
    Your intellectual youngster has many question for you this holiday season and he expects you to have all the answers. Amaze and entertain him with a little bit of Christmas trivia.
  • Christmas Shopping with Kids
    Christmas shopping with kids seems like an impossible feat. But with a little planning and patience, you can make the trip a little less stressful with these helpful tips.
  • The True Meaning of Giving Thanks
    Thanksgiving to kids may mean a day off from school filled with lots of treats. How can you make a holiday with no presents have real meaning? Discover some ways kids can experience the true meaning of "giving thanks".
  • Fruitcake IS Edible & Delicious
    It is one of the most under appreciated holiday delicacies - the fruitcake. You've always wondered what demented cook could have ever concocted such a confection. Learn the origins of this traditional holiday food.
  • Keep Your Toddler Safe During The Holidays
    The holidays are a joyful time of year, but they also present a whole new set of dangers for a toddler. Follow these helpful tips to help keep your young child safe during the holidays.
  • The Origins of Mistletoe
    It's Christmastime again, time to hang the mistletoe. Your young child asks, "Why do people kiss underneath it?", but you don't really know yourself. Discover the origins of this holiday tradition.
  • Surviving Thanksgiving Dinner
    Grandma just dropped the bomb - this year, Thanksgiving is at your house! She's done, she's put in her time. As if you don't have enough to do, how will you pull off the most important feast of the year? Learn tricks to surviving turkey dinner.
  • The History of the Christmas Tree
    Your child has many questions about the traditions of the Christmas season, namely the Christmas tree. Learn the origins of why we mark the holiday with a tree indoors.
  • Worried About What To Give? Try A Christmas Story
    Unfortunately, Christmas can become a financial burden for many families. How can you relieve the expense, but also give a gift that is both appreciated and memorable? Try a Christmas story!
  • Santa -I Want a Puppy
    It's the Christmas wish list item many parents dread-a puppy! Are you ready? Most important, is your child ready for a pet? Here is a list of things to consider.
  • What's the Deal with Black Cats?
    Every October, as Halloweeen approaches, we are surrounded by images of ghosts and goblins, witches and monsters and black cats. It's plain to see how many of these characters are a part of our spooky traditions, but how did the black cat originate into its scary reputation?
  • How To Make Halloween Safe, But Still Fun
    Times have changed. Long gone are the days of Halloween filled with roaming the neighborhood streets clad in costumed groups, free of adult supervision. Not only must parents accompany their children, but they must also meticulously examine every piece of candy collected. Learn how you can create great, lasting memories, allowing Halloween traditions you grew up with, that are enjoyable and most of all, safe.
  • Pumpkin Carving Made Easy
    The Jack O' Lantern is an enduring symbol of Halloween. October finds families everywhere carving scary faces into these orange giants. Discover some tips and tricks to make the perfect Jack O' Lantern for your Halloween display.

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