Gratitude is such a positive emotion. It’s the act of  noticing and appreciating the things that we often take for granted. It is being thankful for the many blessings that we have.

But how can you teach it to your kids? Setting an example is the best way to demonstrate the power of gratitude. According to the Child Mind Institute, there are many ways you can practice this at home with your kids.

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Thanksgiving is celebrated in the United States every fourth Thursday of November. It’s a time for the family to gather, enjoy a comforting delicious meal and share a moment to say what they are grateful for. The origin of this holiday has been a point of debate, as we know now that although a large feast took place between the first settlers and the Native Americans,  that peaceful exchange did not last long. The holiday we celebrate today was really established much later. 

For today's episode Marisel and Andre will discuss gratitude, the focus of the  Thanksgiving holiday and how you can practice it at home. 

Listen to our new episode with your children and strengthen the bonds between you and them even more.

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Did you know that the tradition of Halloween originated in Ireland, by the Celtic people over two thousand years ago?

Dealing with the unknown has always been a source of wondering for most cultures around the world, especially when we talk about the concept of death and other mysteries. This tradition is an example of how these people dealt with understanding death and what lies beyond.

In today's episode, André and Marisel explore the origins of Halloween and navigate the legend of The Flying Dutchman.

Join us on this trick-or-treating episode. Have fun.

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