7 Tips for Stress-Free Holiday Fun for the Family

Tuesday, December 11, 2012 1:25PM

Jennifer Tuma-Young a mom, wife, foodie, self-proclaimed "inspirista" on Twitter, and author or "Balance Your Life, Balance the Scale," about defining your own meaning and method for finding the elusive life balance to live a joyful, healthy life.

Everyone knows the holidays are a stressful and expensive time of year, but it's important to remember that it doesn't take a lot of money or work to meaningfully connect with your family.

As our special guest blogger, Jennifer shares her favorite new traditions to start with your family for the holidays -- which all help to take the stress out of the season!

jenn-and-book-1 Which of Jennifer's tips is your favorite? Tweet her @Inspirista and let her know!

For more information on Jennifer, go to JenniferTumaYoung.Info.

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