Text written by Lisa-Marie @la_famille_faventure
Well, I’m not telling you anything, when you’re sick, listening to a movie under a big blanket is always good for your morale. In addition, this is the perfect time to revisit old Christmas classics: Miracle on 34th Street, the tree with balls, Mom I missed the plane (1 and 2!), in the footsteps of Santa Claus, etc. If you don’t like Christmas movies, you can still watch the series “Going away with your family” available on tou.tv a series that will give you the desire to go on adventure is certain
Why not cook a meal that the whole family loves and that is not complicated. Maybe this is a good time to teach your kids how to cook a “grilled cheese” or make one of the golden bread!
Even if going out when you’re sick takes a superhuman effort, it’s probably the best idea. Good air does good, it changes the air of microbes inside the house! Taking a nice family walk around the neighborhood to watch the Christmas decorations is magical. You can even organize a contest of the best decorations in your neighborhood and have fun with the children.
With your children, take out your bright ones, your boxes and your creativity to create beautiful Christmas cards to offer during the holidays. It will certainly be heartwarming to those who receive them.
For those who still have a beautiful energy and want to go out, here are some activities to do that you can adapt according to your region
It’s free on the first Sunday of every month. Here’s the list of which one is free in your area:
List of Museums
You will certainly find a Christmas market in your area. They are magical and perfect for entertaining children.
If your tree is not yet made, it is a good time to go and get it directly from the producer. Pick your own this year! Several places offer the Pick-Your-Own experience here are some of these places: Bernier Plantation, Downey Fir, Hadley Christmas Tree, Field Orchard, Hô Sapin next door! , cut your SENC tree, Plantations des Noëls d'antan and many others!
Although you must now make an appointment to visit Santa Claus, your little ones will certainly be delighted by this magical encounter.
If you are lucky enough to be in the Drummondville area, the Quebec village of yesteryear becomes an illuminated village! Buying tickets online is highly recommended, there is still room for this Saturday! You can send a letter to Santa Claus, meet naughty leprechauns, travel through 3 beautiful eras and relive the traditions of the past: 1850 – 1900 – 1950. Other activities to plan such as: Christmas Market
Photographer, traveler, entrepreneur, content creator and mother, Lisa-Marie never miss an opportunity to go on an Adventure with her 3 kids and then share her discoveries with faventure community
Christmas cookies why not?
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