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Holiday Traditions That Foster Gratitude and Connection in Kids

by Jenny Cates, PCC | Dec 7, 2025 | family, holiday, mindfulness, parenting, youth

The holidays are a special opportunity to deepen emotional awareness in children, strengthen family bonds, and cultivate values of kindness and connection. Below are several meaningful rituals — along with ideas and benefits — that families can start to welcome...

Coaching Kids Through Holiday Change: Blended Families, Travel & Transitions

by Jenny Cates, PCC | Dec 6, 2025 | family, holiday, life coaching, parenting

The holiday season can bring joy — but it can also stir up a swirl of emotions and transitions for kids, especially in blended families, when travel plans shift routines, or after major life changes. As a parent, coach, or life-guide for youth, your support and...
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