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Create rituals and traditions that bring joy from "summary" of The Danish Way of Parenting by Jessica Joelle Alexander,Iben Sandahl
One of the key principles of Danish parenting is the idea of creating rituals and traditions that bring joy to the family. This concept is deeply ingrained in Danish culture, where traditions are seen as an important way to foster a sense of belonging and connection among family members. By establishing rituals and traditions, parents can create a sense of predictability and security for their children, helping them feel safe and grounded in the world. Rituals and traditions can take many forms, from simple daily routines to elaborate celebrations. The important thing is that they are meaningful and enjoyable for the whole family. For example, a daily ritual of sharing a meal together can provide a time for parents and children to connect and bond over good food and conversation. Similarly, annual traditions like holiday celebrations or family vacations can create lasting memories and ...
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