24 Days of Christmas Together

A kids' workbook is for a child to complete alone; an adult planner is for organizing gifts, budgets and to-dos. This is a family togetherness countdown — parents and children do one short shared activity each day, with rituals and gratitude prompts. It's about connection, not chores or solo puzzles.

It's designed for families to use together, and the how-to pages encourage adapting every activity to each child's age so younger and older siblings can both join in and feel proud. Simple crafts, baking and story moments work well from the early years with a grown-up's help.

Each activity takes about 10–20 minutes and uses everyday household items — paper, crayons, basic baking ingredients and decorations you likely already have. No special shopping is required, and you can do the days in order or skip around.

No. It's built as 24 days leading to Christmas, but families can begin whenever works, repeat favorite days, or pick activities freely. The point is a calm shared rhythm, not a strict schedule.

No — the book itself is what's included; candles, craft materials, food and decorations are not. Adult supervision is recommended for the candle ritual, kitchen activities and outdoor adventures.