Most parents know what christmas is all about though some parents would not be very well aware about its history. If you are not aware, thats okay.

 

Christmas is all about celebrating the birth of the son of god, Jesus Christ!

 

Parenting children is a muse. Parents can learn a lot by parenting their children as it can be an awesome and inspiring experience if you make it to be like that.

 

Sometimes, just sit and observe your adolescent child and you will learn that your child is full of enthusiasm. Your child is always wondering all the time about life and a smile comes naturally to their faces when you give them a chocolate or a lollipop. when you smile at them and even wink at them and they start blushing.

 

They love to play, play as much as they are allowed. This means your child loves his own self and loves to explore life to its fullest. That’s a call that they are hinting at you when they ask you

 

“Can I go and play, Mama?”

 

Remember when you were a kid and loved to play so much, you felt enthusiastic about life. You wanted to enjoy life at its fullest naturally and there was no one who told you to think like that.

 

This christmas, Make a resolution. The only resolution that would be enough for you to connect with your child easily.

 

The resolution: Be A Playful Parent!

 

And why not? Play a playful Santa yourself for your special children at Home by wearing a Santa masks with the special Red and White Santa dress. Throw a Christmas party at home and your child will be very happy to see you play Santa!!! your children will find your very inspiring and special. Shower them your love by gifting them what they wanted all the year round.

 

And then see them gazing at you with a shining star in their eyes!

 

Christmas is an opportunity for you to remain connected with your child forever. Make’em HAPPY!!! 😉

 

Here’s some more information on the history of christmas and since you are a parent, you would definitely want to make your child feel special by gifting an item that he/she loves. You can find more guidance for gifting them here.