It’s a beautiful day here in Houston — I hope you’ll take advantage of the sunny skies! Sometimes just running outside and playing with your child is the most simple, easy way to show them you enjoy their company and spending time with them. How will you say “I love you” to your child today?
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Nothing says I love you like a hug and a kiss goodnight. Before you tuck your child into bed tonight, give them a good, hearty hug and a kiss on the cheek or forehead (or both!). It’s a tender way to say “I love you” and a sweet way to celebrate the holidays.
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Baking your child’s favorite recipe or dessert is a delicious way to say you love them. Try baking together tonight in the holiday spirit of family and fun! What’s YOUR child’s favorite dessert? Do you have some tried-and-true recipes to share with other families? Post them here!
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Good morning! Don’t let this Houston fog bog you down. For the Festival of Lights, do something today that shines a light on your love for your child. One fun idea might be to make up a secret, just-between-the-two-of-you sign that means “I love you.” A special handshake, a wink or a made-up word can do […]
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Happy Hanukkah, all! How have you been celebrating the holiday? Here’s an idea, if you’re all out: Make a list with your children of all the things you are thankful for this holiday season. At the top of your list, write your child’s name. Your child will feel cherish and loved. Have some more thoughts […]
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Hanukkah begins at sundown today and the holidays are in full swing. Parents, round your family up tonight and give your children the gift of unconditional love! Try this: When lighting a Menorah candle together, explain to your child that love is like a light in a dark place, and that you love them very much.
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Beginning at sundown tomorrow,I’m encouraging families to give the gift of unconditional love each night of Hanukkah and to remember how important the words “I love you” can be! Hanukkah is a beautiful tradition that emphasizes the importance of family, the significance of being a light to your children, and the reason for the season: love. Hanukkah is […]
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