Tell Us Your Holiday Survival Tips Plus Enter Our SheSpeaksUp Amazon Gift Card Giveaway

Tell Us Your #HolidaySurvival Tips! Plus, Enter Our @SheSpeaksUp Amazon Gift Card Giveaway!

By SheSpeaksTeam
10.19.16

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Holidays can be all about food, family, friends, and hopefully, fun. But let's face it. holiday season can also be stressful...

When will I have time to bake? Will the crazy in-laws get along? How do I not gain 10 pounds in the next month? What will the kids do with all those days off of school? So much to think about!

Which is why we are asking for your best Holiday Survival Tips. Your advice can be about family, entertaining, food, health, or whatever helps you get through the holiday season. Both big or small ideas, we want to hear them all! Tell us in the comments section below - we will randomly select three winners who will each get a $25 Amazon gift card!

In addition, our favorite tips will be featured in a future SheSpeaks newsletter. As a thank you, we'll give a $25 Amazon gift card to the commenters we feature!

Let others know you entered! Click here to Tweet: "I told @SheSpeaksUp my #HolidaySurvival tips & entered to win a gift card. You can too! bit.ly/2e0XCYT"

*Three lucky commenters will be chosen at random to receive a $25 Amazon gift card. Giveaway is open through October 30, 2016 to U.S. residents at least 18 years of age. Entrants must be a member of SheSpeaks. If you are not a member, click here to join. Winner will be notified by email. We will also notify those who submit comments that will be included in a future newsletter by email. Stories may be slightly edited for publication.

Update: Thanks to all for entering! Congratulations to our winners: SheSpeaks members Nikki61080, tlm2453, desio1230.

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By Srose2357
10.19.16

My holiday survival tips are to make time for family and not focus so much on all of the good deals company's put out during the holidays. Another big tip would be to make sure you eat breakfast even a small one on large dinner holidays. If you eat a decent breakfast you have less of a chance of stuffing yourself at dinner time. The last tip would be to relax. So many times people are stressing about having the perfect holiday setup and getting everything right, but it's not as important as you think. If you relax and are happy it makes for a much better time for those around you and for yourself.
By EnticingHealthyEating
10.19.16

My holiday survival tip is to keep consistent with your workouts and healthy eating. Of course it's fine to indulge in the sweet holiday treats coming out this time of year, but it's important to stay diligent with your movement so you feel like you're in tip-top shape for the holiday gatherings!
By demure79
10.19.16

My holidays are basically stress free. It's only myself and my 2 adult children, so it's pretty easy. To avoid any stress from shopping, I do ALL of my gift shopping online throughout the year.
By marsem11
10.19.16

My holiday survival tips are to take it one day at a time. If you feel like you failed one day start over the next with a positive attitude. I also try my best to stick with my routine of walking every morning. I feel like if I continue to walk and drink lots of water treating myself to a holiday treat isnt so wrong.
By tara19652006
10.19.16

Have guest bring part of the meal
By lszymoniak
10.19.16

Less can be more. I know too many people who spend far too much time and money decorating for the holidays. Sometimes a few select, unique decorations can more than make up for not having every inch of your house decorated. Keep costs down and you'll have more money for gifts.
By susitravl
10.19.16

We quit inviting hateful and negative family members to holiday functions. It's been GREAT!!!! No more stressful holidays.
By mervissa
10.19.16

Bake with organic and nonGMO ingredients!
By victoria8310
10.19.16

My holiday survival tip is to enjoy time spent with the family. Eat in moderation so that you don't overload yourself.
By cusesoftie
10.19.16

My holiday survival tip is to make all pies and baked goods the day before Thanksgiving. These items usually take a lot of preparation and time in the oven. It always feels good to get them over with so that I can concentrate on the bulk of the meal on Thanksgiving Day.