To write about Christmas preparations in November is almost hilarious, if you know me. We usually miss 1st of Advent (in Sweden we light one candle every Sunday (4 Sundays) before Christmas). It is a beautifull tradition, I'll tell you more about it this coming Sunday.
For years, we have moved house in December, so the whole Christmas decorating part naturally has been delayed. But this year I am all set!
A tradition that I started when J was newborn is to give my children a pretty Christmas decor each year. The first year, I bought them a snow globe each. J was just 2.5years last Christmas and had not seen her snowglobe since January that year, when we packed away all our Christmas things, and she started jumping up and down shouting "hnö, hnö!" (which menas snö/snow)
Last Christmas I gave them a pretty Christmas bauble for the tree and this year, I think I am going to get them Christmas cups. It's great having little traditions, that build up over the years, I think.
To read other Show and Tell contributions this week, look at the following blogs: Nilla,Simone,Anna,Desiree,Annika, Anne,Petra ,Anna-Saltis ,Millan, AuroraBuddha, Anki, Lullun, Marianne,Victoria, Susanne, Lia, Cecilia, Leopardia, Anne-Marie, Marina, Marie, Strandmamman, M.K.B , Ulrika, Jemaya, Nina, Kicki, Barbamorsan, Emma,MiaD, Tätorts-Anna, Maisuoi, Inga-Britt
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Lena
For years, we have moved house in December, so the whole Christmas decorating part naturally has been delayed. But this year I am all set!
A tradition that I started when J was newborn is to give my children a pretty Christmas decor each year. The first year, I bought them a snow globe each. J was just 2.5years last Christmas and had not seen her snowglobe since January that year, when we packed away all our Christmas things, and she started jumping up and down shouting "hnö, hnö!" (which menas snö/snow)
Last Christmas I gave them a pretty Christmas bauble for the tree and this year, I think I am going to get them Christmas cups. It's great having little traditions, that build up over the years, I think.
To read other Show and Tell contributions this week, look at the following blogs: Nilla,Simone,Anna,Desiree,Annika, Anne,Petra ,Anna-Saltis ,Millan, AuroraBuddha, Anki, Lullun, Marianne,Victoria, Susanne, Lia, Cecilia, Leopardia, Anne-Marie, Marina, Marie, Strandmamman, M.K.B , Ulrika, Jemaya, Nina, Kicki, Barbamorsan, Emma,MiaD, Tätorts-Anna, Maisuoi, Inga-Britt
Ny fredagsbloggare:
Lena
11 comments:
Jag ger också mina barn julsaker, en varje år. (påsk också) 21 åringen är nog den enda bland sina vänner som verkligen kan julpynta sin första lägenhet:-)
Vilken bra idé! Och vilka fina foton du har här på din blogg, helt underbart foto på dina barn här under! Du ser ut att bo någonstans i England - härligt att se foton därifrån, jag bodde ett uniår i Sheffield och blir sentimental över bilder från GB! :)
Gillar storleken på dina foton,hur får du de så stora?Jag väljer stora storleken på blogger men det hjälper inte.
Det var en väldigt bra ide´ att ge barnen julsaker.Vilken toppen ide´!!
Å det finns så vackra sådana snökulor! Härligt! Fint att ge dem något sådant. Min dotter har fått varje år en av figurerna i Rörstrands luciatåg. Vackra. Ha en fin helg.
hmm, jag undrar om jag har någon snöglob kvar i gömmorna... får kika på det :)
gulligt inlägg!
Det låter som en fin tradition, kanske nåt som de sen för vidare till sina egna barn?!
Gillar dina vackra bilder!
Ha en fin adventshelg!
Mia, what a beautiful picture, and an even more beautiful tradition. Our family is also BIG on traditions, and I think they are so valuable for keeping the family ties strong.
Vilken trevlig tradition! Det ska jag nog införa här hemma också. Sådana snöglober är så mysiga, jag har faktiskt funderat på att prova att sådana på egen hand. Det borde väl gå?
Fin tradition du har startat!
Hur kommer det sig att ni har flyttat varje år i december / så ofta?
Lovely tradition to give the children these ornaments and memories...
åh, vilken fin tradition - den ska jag komma ihåg!! Och jag älskar sådana där snöglobar eller vad man nu kallar dem på svenska...
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