The two most commercialized Holidays in America are Halloween and Christmas. 

Beginning as early as August, you will notice the stores are full of decorations of goblins and ghosts and creepy-crawly things all designed to scare the bejeebers out of our kids or us.

 In September, the stores fill up with reindeer, and Santas and snow-men…and wrapping paper, and mistletoe and holly…and tinsel and wreaths and garland…and the grinch and fudge and artificial Christmas trees…

But lost amid these two over marketed events is the most ignored Holiday of the year. The Holiday who’s very name speaks of its purpose…the day of Thanksgiving. 

And on that day, one of the things often left off the list of commemoration is our kids. 

Today we will look at the second part of WHY AM I A THANKFUL PARENT