In a matter of weeks, it will be Christmas.
The shops will filled with tempting merchandise for children and many businesses will close for the traditional Christmas holiday.
Most of us, Christians and non-Christians will be at home on the Bank Holidays.
But how can we ensure that we have an enjoyable Christmas?
For Christians and non-Christians alike, Christmas is a time when families spend some time together at home.
It is, however, also a time when many families find themselves under a lot of pressure financial, and otherwise.
Relate has, therefore produced a series of guides, for different circumstances, to help families and individuals to have a valuable and enjoyable Christmas.
The tips cover: What you can do to prepare for Christmas as a family; If you are newly divorced or separated; If your children are spending Christmas elsewhere; If your partner is abroad; If this is your first Christmas as a new couple; If this is your first Christmas with a baby.
It is possible to have an enjoyable Christmas, if we prepare for the event well in advance.
For these essential tips, please do not hesitate to call relate on 020 8863 4543 or e-mail relate-cm@ukf.net
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