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6 Tips To Make It Through The Holidays When You have Food Allergies or Intolerances
Do you hear that? That’s the sound of belts unbuckling, buttons popping and pants giving way for all the holiday foods that are upon us. Now that the holidays are around the corner, it’s time to start making room for family, friends, and all the holiday food. To some, this is the time of year…
Getting Yourself and Your Home Ready for the Holidays
The following is a guest post from Giada De Laurentiis The holiday season is well underway. With so many parties and events, its easy to get overwhelmed with all of the things to-do. Here are my top 10 tips for getting yourself and your home ready for the holidays: Getting Yourself Ready:
Preparing Your Child with Autism for the Holidays
What are the ways I can help prepare my autistic child for the holidays? Holidays can be fun but they can also be stressful. They can involve a change in routine including days off from school.
Sometimes You Have to Look Ahead to Find the “Joy”
Ive been thinking about a quotation my friend, Nancy, sent me for the holidays: If it causes more stress than joy, dont do it. December has just begun and Im already a bit overwhelmed and stressed. Its only going to get worse! In the midst of one chaotic day after another, you wonder how much joy is to be found.
Don’t deprive yourself through the holidays~
How many of you are going through the holidays anxious and nervous to not gain extra weight and feel depressed come the New Year? It is hard to find a balance where you can enjoy yourself and also stay focused. It is not helpful to feel panicked right now, or you will lose the opportunity to enjoy this time of year. I am a big believer in moderation and planning ahead. I have already hosted several parties with cookies and appetizers and it took a lot of will power not to eat the entire plate of extra chocolatey brownies.