Days of Eid Blog

What’s the best way to trick your kids into doing something? I found that it's putting them in charge! Here are some ways you can get your kids to take charge and get excited for this upcoming Ramadan.

One of the easiest ways to elevate your home for the holidays is to use your mantle as a focal point. We put together three distinct looks for your fireplace mantle this Ramadan! 

Making sure your little ones feel involved and engaged all 30 days of Ramadan is a hard task. I find that books are a great tool for doing just that. 

Making sure your little ones feel involved and engaged all 30 days of Ramadan is a hard task. I find that books are a great tool for doing just that. 

So, here are some board books about Ramadan and Quran that can withstand the toddler years!

All of us have completely different schedules, so a set plan of habits to incorporate before Ramadan might not be able to set you all up for success. Think about the small things you can do and then you can make a plan to incorporate these things moving forward. 

The year ending does not necessarily mean that everything is behind us. But it gives us an opportunity to reflect on the last 12 months. 

The possibilities of bedtime wind-down drinks are endless! There’s hot cocoa, tea, coffee (if you wanna risk that blast of caffeine, that is), or even just warm milk. Given the fact that we’re officially in mid-December now, I’ve been really building a craving for the classic wintery warm drink: sahleb. 

Gratitude isn’t just the act of giving thanks, though. It’s a lens through which we can see the world! And what’s great about it is the fact that it’s the gift that keeps on giving. Here are 4 benefits to practicing gratitude daily:

This year, Friendsgiving might look different. but if you can find a safe way to socially distance and celebrate, or even just decorate to keep your spirits high, we have some ideas you can incorporate!