433 - Simplifying Christmas - Reducing stress with simple holiday preparations

In this episode, we discuss how to simplify your Christmas preparation, especially if you're a new single mum facing the holiday season for the first time. While Christmas is often seen as a time of joy, it can also bring a lot of stress - thanks to dealing with an ex, meal planning, presents, decorating, and the pressure to create a perfect celebration. But the key to truly enjoying the holiday is to focus on what matters most: spending quality time with loved ones. So today, I share five practical tips to reduce the overwhelm so you can embrace and enjoy a more relaxed and joyful Christmas.

Links mentioned in the episode: 

Click HERE to download the free resource guide that accompanies this episode! Inside, you'll find practical strategies to simplify your holiday preparation and reduce the stress that comes with being a single mum at Christmas. 

Other resources to support you during these holiday changes: 

• Episode 431 - Budget-friendly christmas: Creative and affordable gift ideas for kids
• Episode 381 - Coping with Christmas stress as a single mum
• Episode 327 - Developing new holiday traditions
• Episode 176 - Celebrating Christmas as a single mum
• Episode 123 - Celebrating Christmas as a single mum
• Blog post: A single mum's guide to the Christmas season
• Blog post: To the single mum at Christmas
• Blog post: 7 tips for your first Christmas as a single parent

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