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New Christmas Traditions
Here are five ways in which you can plan for Christmas in a way that still promises some fun and quality time and without worrying over pandemic. 1.) Meet up with those in your social bubble In the new normal of social distancing, it may even be kinder to elderly parents and relatives to stay away and reach out with a nice gesture instead. Being together in spirit instead of being physically present, in the hope of many more Christmases to be spent together, will be the essence of Christmas everywhere for this year. Accepting this notion right away and keeping your family members prepared is the safest and most…
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The Death of Cupcake: A Child’s Experience with Loss
I would like to share an amazing children’s book on managing grief and loss that would make for an excellent Gift during this stressful year! You will find the book The Death of Cupcake: A Child’s Experience with Loss inside our Christmas Gift Guide Shopping for: Homeschool. This way we can teach our children about Covid-19 the Pandemic and Grief. Which more and more of us are facing due to Covid-19. Not only that this book would make a wonderful teachers Gift. Medical doctor and grief expert-turned children’s author, Dr. Susan Nicholas, just released her latest tale: The Death of Cupcake: A Child’s Experience with Loss – a children’s book exploring the intersection of grief and…
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St. Jude psychologists release tips for helping people through the COVID-19 holiday season
Drawing on years of guiding grieving families through difficult holidays, St. Jude psychologists offer expert advice to help MEMPHIS, TENN. – With the COVID-19 holiday season upon us, many Americans are anticipating the difficult challenge of how to celebrate this year. To help families across the country, the team of psychologists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, including St. Jude Psychology Clinical Director Niki Jurbergs, PhD, along with her colleague Megan Wilkins, PhD, have released the following tips for the public to stay healthy both mentally and emotionally, as well as physically during this holiday season. “In my work with children with cancer, I have, indeed, watched families face holidays while separated from one another and while…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
