The holidays bring up lots of different feelings for families. Parents and kids experience joy, peace, and happiness while celebrating together — and at the same time, many families notice more stress, chaos, and emotional overwhelm. Below are a few gentle, realistic tips to help your kids and yourself stay regulated this holiday season.

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