Top 5: Surviving Dinner with the Kids

It may be difficult to get through an entire holiday meal without the thought of pulling your hair out. So relax and let momlogic give you some tips.

1. Be realistic: If you have to have a formal meal, don't expect the little ones to sit for the long haul.
2. Dress 'em down: Don't spend a fortune dressing
your kids all frou frou and not expect them to get a little messy.
Cranberry sauce doesn't complement any outfit.
3. The kids' table was invented for a reason. Maybe
it's time to cut the apron strings and let them enjoy the holiday their
way (which may include blowing mashed potatoes out their noses).
4. Set goals: Make the meal a competition to see who
can eat without getting dirty. The winner gets to NOT have to give
crazy Aunt Dotty a kiss goodbye.
5. Wine goggles! Kids tend to act better when mommy's got a little buzz on.
(Or, depending on how many glasses you have, they sure seem to act better.)
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Other than the first half of item 4, your attitude towards your kids is simply appalling.
When kids give you a hard time, it is because they are having a hard time. Parenting is not a fight. Your job is to help your kids, because they will learn most of their skills from you.
At this rate, looks like your kids will learn that kids are horrible, holidays are dreadful and wine solves every problem. Is there a problem with this picture?