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There are surprisingly as many reasons to celebrate holidays as there are not to. This article is all about funding compassion and understanding for why someone may not be interested in yearly festivities.

Christmas is children's favorite season of the year. It's the time when Family and Friends gathered for a wonderful moment. We are coming close to this year's Christmas holiday.

While this year’s holiday festivities probably look much different than years past, there’s still plenty of time to create fun memories with your families this Christmas season. If you’re looking for a new (and pandemic-safe) family tradition to start in 2020, look no further - we’ve compiled a list of our eight favorite traditions you can do with your little ones this year!

Life continuously teach us a lesson. There are lessons only living in a small van with a baby can teach us as people and parents.

Remember the traditions that brought you joy as a child, and that you remember fondly today. Let those things guide you in making family traditions of your own. Wishing you and your families a joy-filled holiday season!

Moving in general is stressful. Moving with a tiny human adds at least three times more stress. Come up with something to tell people if you don't want to get deep into explaining yourself. 

As a former preschool teacher and owner, it was important that we incorporated all types of holidays into our program to be inclusive of all families. I am so grateful for that, because it opened my eyes to a whole new world of magical celebrations worth celebrating. Your children will love these too! 

Naturally, we treat people how we want to be treated. Many of us are used to not getting what we want without even realizing it. In turn, we overly express what we desire by showing what we want instead of what the other person wants. 

Resetting the family is important because it reminds us of the love we share. As the world gets more divided due to quarantine, we're reminded of the impact of a family's bond to our overall health. Here's a list of suggestions on how to reset your family's value of bonding. 

The first day of Fall is on September 22, and I don’t know about y’all but I am ready for it! Pumpkin spice (already at Starbucks) and everything nice, comfy clothes, changing leaves, fall holidays. It’s my favorite time of year with my kiddos because there are so many fun, easy ways to incorporate the season at home.

Pumpkin carving is quintessential Halloween, but in my house, we do pumpkin activities ALL MONTH LONG. Whether you try one, none, or all of these activities, enjoy the season with your little one!

I decided to come up with a few questions to ask my partner, Cheeno. He's the kind of person who quietly observes life and notices the many peculiarities of people. Here's what we discussed.