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Holiday Ideas for Single Moms
Creating holiday memories for your children can be the best part of the celebrations. Review your past and especially your childhood and decide how things should be for your children. It is high time that children of single moms should go through the ordeals of stressed-out holidays. So, just be happy, enjoy family outings and have fun as much as you can. Your happy beaming face is the best Christmas or holiday memory and gift that you can give your children and they automatically associate it with cheerfulness and rejoicing all around them. Here are some special holidays ideas for single moms:
- Eat traditional holiday feast though you may reduce the number of servings or dishes on the table or follow unique traditions of another country.
- Friends without children, whether males or females, may actually like to be a part of your family celebration and enjoy with children during holiday season. They may find it a pleasure to help put up that tree, assemble toys and food preparation or just make snowman with the children and have snow fights with them.
- If there is financial crisis, introduce new inexpensive traditions such as watching reruns of classic holiday movies or reading storybooks to each other. You may also hold your very own campfire story session at the home with the family. In this way, you won�t have to eliminate the ritual, even if you don�t have the money.
- If you are gifting the toys to the children that need to be assembled, all you have to is read the instructions and follow the directions. You may want to try it in your room first and do not leave this for the last minute, when you have too much on your hands.
- It is not necessary that only a man can buy the Christmas tree, put it in the car and take it to home and then put it on stand or decorate it and the house with lights. Gather courage and get the things going, as they should. It is actually quite easy to do, especially without men fussing all around you.
- Play Santa when kids are still sleeping and eat all the cookies without feeling guilty.
- Sit on the head of the table, carve and serve the turkey and indulge yourself in pleasant talks with the children on the dinner table.
- You can never realize what giving happiness to others may do to your lives. You may start a wonderful tradition by invite folks with no families or families that are far away to participate in the festivities at your place. This teaches your kids to share and multiply happiness.
- You may also include some personal traditions such as a glass of wine, long-distance phone call to a special friend or just a leisurely reading.