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Taking the kids: To see some holiday lights
Parents use local holiday light tours as a simple way to entertain children during visits or at home, especially around Thanksgiving and December holidays, easing seasonal boredom.
- On the holiday run-up, parents take children on neighborhood light tours to keep them entertained, a practice Eileen Ogintz, syndicated columnist, Tribune Content Agency, highlighted for parents and caregivers.
- During Thanksgiving weekend and the pre-December weeks, parents and caregivers face challenges keeping kids entertained, especially during family visits and downtime at relatives' homes.
- Families often drive or walk neighborhood display routes, viewing seasonal displays with minimal planning near local neighborhoods or relatives' homes.
- The outings provide a low-cost family activity that entertains children and helps parents reduce boredom and household tension while visiting relatives.
- As the holidays approach, Eileen Ogintz offers timely advice for parents and caregivers seeking easy activities during the current holiday period, usable on local evening outings and holiday visits.
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Taking the kids: To see some holiday lights
Are your bored kids driving you nuts? You’re certainly not alone. Whether it’s Thanksgiving weekend or the weeks leading up to the December holidays, keeping the kids entertained can be a challenge at home or while visiting relatives.
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