Waiting for Santa? Five Fun Activities to Keep your Child Busy over the Holidays
by Merely Me
Monday, December 21, 2009
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So your tree has been trimmed, the gifts have been wrapped, and the rush to get everything done is finally subsiding. Now the waiting begins. You may be feeling a greater sense of calm this week but your child with special needs may be winding up with anxiety as the big day approaches....
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Paul
Wednesday, December 23, 2009 at 02:32 PM
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You are so creative! Your house must be full of laughter and mirth, a never sure moment of what happens next. I think Max has to be doing as well as he possibly can living in a world of such inventions. I wonder how these last couple of days before Christmas are being lived by him. I can't imagine that Santa could be pulled by the sheer force of one's will better than Max can do it.
What's best from your story is the sheer fun of it all and reliving the moments, however possible, to elicit laughter all over again! These are all terrific ideas, worthy of everyone trying, because they can never come out wrong.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Friends of Quinn, Merely Me; and the best of it all to Max.
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