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The Do’s and Don’ts of Creating Your Baby’s Nursery

Baby’s coming home from the hospital soon and into his or her new home – but is the nursery ready to receive your new bundle of joy? Organizing your new baby’s first space in your home can be a very exciting time and it can also be very overwhelming. Many of your first thoughts will be around colors and themes but when your baby arrives it will much more concerned with the functionality of the room. Here are some simple tips will make your baby’s nursery practical, safe and functional and still beautifully designed.

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Easy Winter Crafts for Cold Winter Days

The countdown is on until Winter Break for kids everywhere. Although the kids are thrilled about 2 weeks off from school, it will only be a matter of time until you start hearing the words “I’m bored!” Don’t panic parents—I’ve got plenty of fun ideas for you to keep things interesting for the kiddos during Winter Break and beyond. And the best part is all the projects are easy and for kids of all ages.

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Get Your Seasonal Travel Fix by Exploring Traditional Christmas Markets!

With Thanksgiving Day officially behind us, the countdown to the New Year has most certainly begun! Christmas trees have already been decorated with care while Christmas lights adorn houses, streets, and buildings. Pumpkins and turkeys are being replaced by tinsel and mistletoe – and with Black Friday and Cyber Monday having just ended as well, the Christmas shopping season is also in full swing.

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Healthy Holiday Travel Tips

Seeing friends and family at the holidays is a time many families look forward to all year long! Staying healthy for the holidays is an integral part of enjoying family gatherings or holiday vacations. Protect yourself and your family while you travel, whether you’re taking a road trip or traveling by air, these tips will reduce the likelihood of your family getting sick.

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Teach Kids About Different Holidays

The holidays are a time for family to come together to celebrate tradition and to learn the reason for the season. While Christmas and Hanukkah tend to be to be the dominant winter holidays in American culture, December is a month with several other holidays, too. Teaching your children about how different cultures and religions celebrate these holidays can do wonders for their ability to respect other cultures and expand their worldview.

Winter Celebrations with Style

The holiday season is here and it is the time of year to celebrate your blessings with all of the special people in your life. Whether you are planning a holiday party with your besties, a small but fancy dinner with family, or a celebration that includes anyone and everyone, there are a few tips that will take the stress out of planning the fantastic, memorable event you’re dreaming about… because the real point of the holidays is truly enjoying the time with your loved ones.

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Holiday Family Travel Inspiration

If you’re looking for inspiration for your family’s holiday vacation, you’re likely turning to popular travel websites or social media. One great tool that’s now available for families taking to the road this holiday season is Trover (www.trover.com). Trover is the latest in a long line of social media platforms, but this is one that is definitely worth a look. Whether you are an intrepid explorer pushing the boundaries, or a hard working parent looking for your next family vacation, you will love the features on the travel app and website.

Stocking Stuffers for Men on the Naughty List

Stumped on what to get your man this Christmas? Boy do we have the ultimate shopping guide for you. Ditch your standard stocking stuffers this year and give your man what he really wants: you! But beware, as these gifts are by no means meant to be opened with the kids or in-laws around. Otherwise things could get awkward. Like, really awkward.

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