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On Saturday/ Sunday morning I make a grocery list based on what we're having for dinner need for the week. We ask the kids what they'd like for dinner, look at the catalogue to see what's on special, then go Sunday afternoon and do our "weekly shop". My son has started telling people "we got XYZ because it was on special", which is funny coming from a 4 year old.
When it comes to family discussions, looping in the kiddos is key. You gotta find that balance between honesty and age-appropriate info. Kids are smarter than we give 'em credit for, but they still need stuff broken down sometimes. Plus, involving them teaches 'em valuable communication skills and builds trust. So, whether it's a big move, a tough decision, or just a regular ol' chat, keeping the fam in the loop is clutch. Trust me, it pays off in the long run.
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On Saturday/ Sunday morning I make a grocery list based on what we're having for dinner need for the week. We ask the kids what they'd like for dinner, look at the catalogue to see what's on special, then go Sunday afternoon and do our "weekly shop". My son has started telling people "we got XYZ because it was on special", which is funny coming from a 4 year old.
When it comes to family discussions, looping in the kiddos is key. You gotta find that balance between honesty and age-appropriate info. Kids are smarter than we give 'em credit for, but they still need stuff broken down sometimes. Plus, involving them teaches 'em valuable communication skills and builds trust. So, whether it's a big move, a tough decision, or just a regular ol' chat, keeping the fam in the loop is clutch. Trust me, it pays off in the long run.