Family traditions: making moments you and your children will always cherish

Article Abstract:

Creating family rituals intensifies and improves familial relationships. The holidays offer many opportunities to partake in near-ceremonial traditions in a repetitive manner, which can be reassuring to children and adults alike. Traditional meals, games, and visits can give meaning to ordinary lives.

Methods, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Family, Ritual, Rituals, Rites and ceremonies

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The secrets to holiday eating

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The food served at the holidays is plentiful and not always healthy, especially for people on diets. People on diets who attend parties can take a platter of low-fat treats, while others are able to limit their food intake. Other ways to avoid food are described.

Management, Food habits

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A child's Passover: sharing traditions in the kitchen

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Six Passover recipes are featured that can be made either by a child alone or by a child with a supervising adult. The recipes are vegetable-and-fruit kugel cupcakes, matzo pizza, chocolate-covered matzos, and chocolate-chip kisses.

Cookery, Jewish, Passover cookery, Jewish cooking, Passover cooking

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