Christmas: Decorating your house with your kids
Updated | By Poelano Malema
Here are three ideas for getting your kids involved in decorating your home for the holidays...
It's time to put up your Christmas tree, and fill the rooms with lights and ornaments to signal the start of the holiday season.
Decorating the house might take time, depending on what kind of décor you want to do, but your children are the best people to help you make your home look amazing this Christmas.
The holidays are also the ideal time to spend time with your children and build relationships. This can be done over activities like decorating your home.
Let us look at how you can get your children involved in decorating your house.
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Plan the décor together
What theme do you want for Christmas? This is something you can decide with your children. Browse the different themes online or come up with your own.
Making your children involved in the planning is a great way to show them that you value their opinion.
Ask them to help you pick up the décor items
There are plenty of décor items available. Why not get your children involved in picking and buying the decorations with you? You can even set a budget and tell them the items should not be above what you have allocated. This will be a great way of teaching them lessons about money.
Decorate together
Once you have planned and bought the items, allow your children to help you decorate the house. Also make room for their creativity. When they make mistakes, don't be too hard on them. Remember this is about bonding and strengthening the relationship between you and them.
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