Children’s memories of the holidays are shaped by the environment we create for them. With planning and a focus on your children’s emotional needs, you can create a joyful and...
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10 top tips for a magical coparenting Holiday…. Tip 6
Children’s memories of the holidays are shaped by the environment we create for them. With planning and a focus on your children’s emotional needs, you can create a joyful and safe environment that helps your children thrive.
Over the next 10 days we will be sharing top tips from Parenting Coach Bernadette Najjar of Thrive Together Parenting for parents who are separating or separated.
Include Your Children in Planning
While structure and routine are important, children also need a sense of autonomy. Involve them in planning holiday activities. Even small choices, like what movie to watch, deciding on meals, or picking family games can give them a sense of agency during a time when so much feels out of their control. Children thrive when they feel heard and involved.