LivingFive ideas to celebrate and remember your baby's first...

Five ideas to celebrate and remember your baby's first Christmas

For first-time mothers and fathers (and not-so-first-time ones too), a baby’s first moments are important: his first smile, his first crawl, his first word and his first steps, among many others, and we seek to save or capture them as some way to remember them and relive them.

Baby’s first Christmas is undoubtedly also a great event in the family, especially if it is something they celebrate with enthusiasm, because now they make him part of this joyful and traditional celebration, so we share some ideas to celebrate and remember the your baby’s first christmas .

Make or buy a personalized tree ornament

You can make one yourself and if you have older children they can also be part of this moment and help make them. If crafts are not your strong suit, many places today offer the sale of decorations for the Christmas tree with the name or a photo of the baby.

Have a Christmas photoshoot

Capture your baby’s first Christmas with a nice photo session, you can dress him up as a Santa Claus or a snowman , an elf, or whatever you prefer. Or, have a family session where all the members dress up, Mom and Dad can dress up as Mr. and Mrs. Claus and their baby can be a cute Christmas elf .

A new family tradition begins

Surely you or your partner already have family traditions for this Christmas season, but forming a family also represents creating your own identity and with it the creation of new traditions is included .

You can tour the illuminated city with your baby. If you prefer something more homemade, you can assign a special day as “the day of the Christmas movie marathon in pajamas” and stay at home.

Take your baby to meet Santa Claus or the Three Wise Men

Although he is very small to realize the identity of the man with the white beard and the red suit, or the Three Wise Men, it is a beautiful tradition that they can carry out every year and that will help keep the illusion alive . When he grows up, it will be very nice for him to see his pictures with them since he was a baby.

This pandemic year is difficult to start this tradition, although there will be places specially equipped so that children can see them without risk of contagion. If you prefer not to risk, better start it next year.

image
On Flipboard: Christmas with kids

Ideas, tips and news to enjoy the Christmas holidays with our children.

Follow this magazine on Flipboard

Take lots of photos

And finally, the most important thing on these dates: capture these unrepeatable moments by taking many photos and enjoying this beautiful tradition with the smallest member of the family.

Photos | Pixabay
In Babies and more | Baby’s first Christmas, Baby’s first Christmas: a couple of tips, Three tips for your baby to have a Merry Christmas too

The 10 Big Mistakes Parents Make When Trying to Apply Positive Parenting to Their...

Positive Discipline is an educational model that is gaining more and more popularity among families who want to educate their children in a respectful way, without yelling or punishment. There are hundreds of articles on positive parenting that we can find on the Internet and social networks, and some include tips and tools to apply it in our day to day.

"Don't talk to strangers": how to get this message across to kids without scaring...

There are children who are very sociable and who talk to everyone. Others who do not fear anything, or who are more innocent... which can also lead them to talk to anyone who approaches them.

The FOMO effect or "fear of missing out" in adolescence: this is how your...

The FOMO effect (Fear Of Missing Out) is defined as "the fear of missing something". And although it is a concept that has become relevant in recent years, it is nothing new. In the late 1990s, Dr. Dan Herman coined this term.

When your children pay more attention to Alexa than to you and you decide...

We live surrounded by technology and it is inevitable that this will be incorporated as one more tool in parenting. In addition to apps that help with things ranging from designing your baby's room to managing the calendar of children with separated parents, devices such as tablets, mobile phones or smart speakers are here to stay. Proof of this is the growing use of Alexa as a timer that children obey without question (or at least without protesting as much as their mother).

"You don't understand me": how to help adolescent children to be less dramatic and...

When they enter the stage of adolescence, there are many boys and girls who can become dramatic in situations that, for parents, do not have the same degree of importance. Thus, in day-to-day situations, they feel that the world is ending, or they live everything with great intensity.

More