Publisher's Synopsis
1. Take time to reflect
When you wake up on Christmas morning, spend some time with your family, chatting about the meaning of Christmas. Ask your kids to think of a few things that they have been grateful for in the past year and spend some quiet time reflecting on all of the blessings in your life.
2. Pray or go to Church
There are plenty of services available on Christmas Day, from the morning through to the evening, but you don't have to attend a Church service to invite God into your day. Whatever you do, ensure that you don't forget the real meaning of Christmas.
3. Spend time with family and friends
Christmas is a time for family, so ensure you spend the day with people who mean the most to you, and really take the time to appreciate them. If you know of someone who is going through a difficult time or is alone, invite them to enjoy the festivities with your family. No one should be alone on Christmas.
4. Bake or create
Bake some Christmas goodies to enjoy with your family, be it Christmas-shaped chocolate moulds, cookies, or bottles of eggnog. Baking is also a cost effective way to give others your time and effort, rather than money.
