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Parents gifting nostalgic holiday traditions to new generation
Parents are preserving holiday customs through gifts, recipes and rituals as 68% say the season brings back childhood memories, researchers found.
- New findings from Talker Research indicate that 62% of parents are actively recreating cherished childhood holiday traditions, aiming to cultivate a lasting sense of seasonal magic for the next generation.
- Family traditions and rituals are what parents miss most about the holidays from their own childhood, leading them to prioritize home-cooked recipes and uninterrupted time together.
- Among parents who have traveled for big moments, 25% said time away together is key to creating memories, as vacations provide families a chance to step away from everyday distractions.
- "What's especially meaningful is seeing parents bring those traditions in," said Annie Roberts, Senior Vice President of Club and Owner Services at Club Wyndham.
- With 286 families surveyed, the data reveals a persistent craving for shared experiences as parents continue seeking opportunities for connection while their children grow older.
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