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Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Blu

Blu — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

Get them things they will like
Have a nice dinner.
DONT MENTION THEIR PARENTS.
Tell them really positive things like you love them or care for them

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Zero Doctrine

Zero Doctrine — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

A calendar with family photos could be made by Kinkos or simular outlet.
A pillow with a photo on it. Walgreen’s photo dept. makes them and other similar things.
time is running out, hurry.

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Courtney

Courtney — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

Do things that their parents might of done with them, try and lift up their spirits, say encouraging things, give them the gift of their dreams. Keep them busy and make sure they know you are there for them.

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Claire

Claire — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

The best way to give them a good Christmas is too show them that they are loved. After losing their parents at such a young age may make them feel like not celebrating. Remember the good times, and let them know that their parents would have wanted them to enjoy Christmas.

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Electra Star

*Electra Star* — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

You are really going to try hard to make it a good Christmas. By now you should know the likes and not likes of the kids. Make sure you buy the most you can from their wish list. If you are a good cook then cook dinner. If it’s snowy play with the kids outside have FUN!!!!!!

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by teixeira

teixeira — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

nothings gonna really make them feel better but sad to say try to fill their voids with presents and maybe do somethings that they used to do with their parents so you can show then you can still do things that they did and remember the good times but it will be hard i know when my dad died in september of 06 i didnt want to do ANYTHING for the holidays but it was nice to remember what we did do…deffinitly the first holidays are the hardest so be prepared

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Chelsea

Chelsea — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

aww, i’m sorry to hear that.
i would definitely say that the best thing for them would be to be surrounded by
family and people who love them which it’s clear you do =) i’d say do a lot of fun
christmas-related activities together! have a baking day and bake a whole bunch
of yummy christmas treats together or you could bake some sugar cookies and
get a whole bunch of things to decorate them with like icing, mini m&ms, etc.
and have the kids decorate the cookies once you’ve baked them. then the next
day have a christmas movie marathon and watch movies all day while eating your
yummy baked snacks! then buy them some nice presents that they asked for if
not too expensive. and let everyone open one present on christmas eve… that’s
a good tradition! i loved it when i was younger. usually it would be pajamas or something
because that way we’d be wearing new pajamas in the pictures taken on christmas
morning, lol. very clever hey? =P what else… have a nice dinner… play board games.
hope this helps and merry christmas!

Comment on How To Give Kids Who Have Lost Their Parents A Good Christmas? by Chloe

Chloe — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:13:19 +0000

I have been in the exact same position for the past 10 years.
I am really sorry to hear about your Auntie and Uncle I know how you must feel.
My Auntie and Uncle were killed in an accident, when my cousin’s (Identical twin boys) were just 3 years old. They came to live with us straight away. They are 13 years old now. I remember at Christmas we would just treat them as if they were our siblings and do everything the same with them as with my other siblings, so they would feel part of our close family rather than distant family, if you get what I mean?
Good luck, and I hope you and your family have a nice Christmas x

Comment on What Is The Best Way To Get Kids To Eat Their Veggies? by Amanda

Amanda — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:36:44 +0000

Flavor them better! Add some garlic or even a touch of gravy

Comment on What Is The Best Way To Get Kids To Eat Their Veggies? by GracieM

GracieM — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:36:44 +0000

Offer low-fat salad dressing and other dips as a side for vegetables. Mix in vegetables with foods that your child already likes, such as a topping on pizza, extra in spaghetti sauce, or mix in a casserole or soup. Let your kids grow their own vegetables or visit a farmer’s market to buy fresh vegetables. Provide raw vegetables, such as baby carrots, as a snack. Offer a lot of choices, provide small servings at first, and keep in mind that some picky eaters won’t try a new vegetable until they see it on their plate 10 or more times.