Christmas in two homes
One Christmas story does not have to mean one home. Agree on what to tell your child and how plans in both homes fit together.
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Letters & Christmas stories
“Grandma, open the letter!” One journey in two homes.
Grandparents can share a Christmas moment even when they are elsewhere. Start with a call or a letter you can read together, and choose a time that suits both homes.
Read the article ↗Christmas day & family plansThe first Christmas with a new stepfamily
Different households bring different routines. Keep a few familiar anchors before inventing a shared tradition.
Read the article ↗Christmas day & family plansAgree a Christmas message between two homes
Check a change with the other adult before telling your child. Keep the question small and use your usual communication route.
Read the article ↗Christmas day & family plansFather Christmas in two homes: planning the handover
If your child spends Christmas in two homes, knowing the handover plan helps them relax into each part of the day.
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