If you’re including a thank-you gift, note it in the card. A simple “I hope you enjoy the flowers” or “I hope this little gift brightens your day” is great.

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I think we should use our precious time and energy to say thank you in whatever way works best for us and our relationships. Writing a card is great — but so is a call, an email, a video, or a text.

I like the old-fashioned, written, thank you card. Something I can hold on to. Read again. I send “thank you” cards frequently but not as often as I should. I’m going to do better.

Second, a thank you note doesn't need to be long. It's a special way to show your appreciation, so keep the focus there. Keep it short, simple, and to the point.

Many kids love to help but aren’t old enough to babysit on their own. One solution is to allow your child to volunteer as a mother’s (or father’s) helper for you or a close loved one.

A thank you note is a special way to show your appreciation, so keep the focus there. Keep it short, simple and to the point. For the holiday season, here are some simple, yet thoughtful things ...