St. Nick's Day, or Sinterklaas, begins early on December 5 with a small present in a shoe in the Netherlands. Check your local Sinterklaas festivities or give your kids candy or a poem in their boots this year.
You heard us right. We said Christmas pickle. It's unknown when this tradition began, but the first person to see a Christmas pickle ornament on the tree gets a gift.
Christmas morning excitement might be overwhelming. Allow your kids to open one gift on Christmas Eve to reduce their Christmas day excitement.
Build a gingerbread house with family to make memories without interruptions. Put your phones and tablets aside and focus on making your house perfect.
Similar to a cookie exchange or White Elephant gift exchange, an ornament exchange party encourages creativity and reduces gift-giving stress.
Make a personalized place setting for each guest at your Christmas dinner instead of buying sheets. This project helps get kids involved in holiday preparation.
Warm hot chocolate is perfect after a day of skiing or backyard sledding (weather allowed). Make a hot chocolate bar to elevate this festive drink.