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There is no shortage of AMAZING blog posts out there and I am a very active internet searcher, constantly looking for amazing and stand-out blog posts.
This time of year, especially. Trying to find the best posts and ideas for creating a magical Christmas, especially on a budget.
So, I have accumulated a great set of blog posts, links and pics included all related to the Wonderful and Fantastic Magic of Christmas! Convenience in one place!
Before I link other blogs I just want to point out and link some of my own great posts about Christmas.
Kid Friendly Christmas Activities that Don’t Cost a Dime!
30 ideas you can use this holiday season to create traditions and memories with your kids. All free and no-cost, so it’s perfect for ANY budget.
Santa’s Broke, Kids are Expecting Gifts. Now What?
How you can still have a magical Christmas this year on little to no money. Your kids will never need to know the struggle Santa suffers with his checkbook.
10 Great Gift Ideas that SAVE the Recipient money over and over again.
I don’t know about you, but saving money is pretty magical to me. 10 great gift ideas for adults that will save them money.
My families Christmas Story
How we celebrated Christmas 2018 together. Budget friendly and still full of family love.
Classroom Gifts on A budget
How I made gifts for my daughters kindergarten class for only $2 total, and you can too!
So without further ado, here are some great posts!
25 Christmas Traditions For Families On A Tight Budget written by Victoria at snailpacetransformations.com
25 Christmas Traditions For Families On A Tight Budget. Victoria writes some great suggestions for Christmas activities that are little to no cost. Included is a Dollar Tree sibling gift exchange that sounds like so much fun I personally can’t wait until my son is old enough to participate!
Frugal Holiday Meals by Marie at JustPlainMarie.ca
On JustPlainMarie.ca Marie talks about some great frugal tips for making the holiday meals cheaper.
She even includes awesome tips for what to do with leftovers!
How to Make Christmas Magical For A Child – Fill Your Child’s Heart With Wonder! by Shelley at AFamilyMeeting.com
Shelley really hits the nail on the head with this post about
How to Make Christmas Magical For A Child. From talking about the budgeting aspect to actually giving great ideas about how to make it even more magical for the kids. Some great traditions listed including a wagon rides!
Make Christmas Magical for Kids at growingajeweledrose.com
Check out this post on Growing a Jeweled Rose for some magical embellishments you can give to your Christmas to enhance the magic for your kids.
A lot of these ideas are actually very frugal!
Easy Christmas Breakfast Ideas on Kids Kubby
Head on over to Kids Kubby to see a post compiled of delicious easy to make Christmas breakfasts that are sure to give the kids something to talk about for weeks!
The Christmas Eve Box Tradition at thechirpingmoms.com
Thechirpingmoms gives several great suggestions on what you can place inside a Christmas Eve box. This box is a great tradition in my own home!
Kids and Toys: Make Room, With Meaning on westmichiganwoman.com
This post of Kids and Toys is great! A fantastic idea and tradition that I started in my own home last year that I feel needs more spotlight around the holidays. Place a sack full of old toys the kids no longer want, out for Santa and he will take them away and recycle them to new kids (after he fixes them up.)
This teaches your kids the gift of giving and helps you by removing some of the toy clutter in the house before bringing in all those new gifts in the morning.
Traditions by simplysara
Traditions are important around the holidays and SimplySara has a great post about traditions as well as including several great suggestions. Some of these sound so fun that I want to start them at my house too!
I hope you enjoyed reading, and discovering some great new blog posts and find some ideas to make Christmas more magical in your home.
Hi, my name is Nicole and I am a self-employed stay-at-home-mom of 2 running my own virtual business! My husband is a game developer and a disabled Army veteran. Together we’ve been through it all. Within the past few years, we took our frugality to a whole new level and it’s working. Within the next few months, we’ll be 100% debt-free! With this site, I’m sharing the best tips and tricks for saving money, budgeting and living more frugally because if we can do it, you can too!