LOOK BACK
Start with the Reflection page.
Think about the ordinary rhythms you remember from your own childhood: mornings, afternoons, evenings and weekends.
You might be surprised by how small some of the things you remember are.
Notice the little things that already make home feel like yours and choose a few you’d love to repeat.
Start with the Reflection page.
Think about the ordinary rhythms you remember from your own childhood: mornings, afternoons, evenings and weekends.
You might be surprised by how small some of the things you remember are.
Have a look through the Everyday Rhythm Idea Bank.
Don’t try to choose everything.
Notice the ideas that make you think: “I’d love that to be one of our things.”
Then use the next pages to choose a handful that already realistically fit (or could fit) into your family life.
You don’t need to overhaul your family’s routine.
Choose one little rhythm/tradition per category (morning, afternoon, night & weekly) and try it this week.
We recommend writing your chosen traditions into the final page of the printable and place it somewhere the whole family can see.
That’s how family traditions often begin.
Just one small thing you enjoy enough to do again and again.
And eventually someone says: “But we always do that.”
Want to go a little further?
These pages are taken from The Family Tradition Planner: our guided planner for intentionally creating the everyday, seasonal, celebration and legacy traditions that become part of your family’s story.