| Well, here we are. The day that marks the start of the busy holiday season. It often feels like we're dusting off our hands from yesterday, we gave our thanks, it's time to buckle up and move on. I'd love to take this time to really stop for a moment, breathe, appreciate what we've been through, what we're about to embark on, no matter who we are and what situation we're in. And no matter how you do it – making lists to ease the thought burdens, taking a walk in the woods, playing a board game or just stopping to look at those people you care so hard and so deeply for – I hope you can take that time and find some comfort and renewed energy. Among the many things I'm thankful for this year, one of those would be you, the On Parenting readers. Thank you for your thoughtful comments and emails. For your smart questions and queries that help all of us. For writing for us, sharing us and joining us. We're wishing you the best this season, and are so looking forward to engaging with you in the days to come. Enjoy your weekend, all. Truly, thank you. Perspective ● By Meghan Leahy and Amy Joyce ● Read more » | | | |
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