
Start a daily gratitude practice: Families can cultivate a consistent attitude of gratitude by incorporating giving thanks during family meals or using some form of communal gratitude jar, whiteboard or journal.

Break out the crayons and art supplies: Children often have a care-free concentration on their faces when coloring.

It's not just for kids: Whether you want to play with crayons, colored pencils, paint or something else, pick up your preferred art tool and start creating alongside your kids.

Foster fantasy play: Dramatic play gives children control over events in their fantasy life, relieving anxiety.

Make family fitness a priority: Setting aside time for family fitness is an effective way to strengthen your family in more than one way.