The Thriving Advent Calendar - EBOOK

Transform December into 25 days of wonder, kindness and connection.
A ready-to-go Advent experience your family will never forget.

THIS BOOK HELPS YOU TO

• Make the countdown to Christmas magical, not manic
• Enjoy 24 meaningful daily activities without overplanning
• Strengthen family bonds through creativity, play and kindness
• Help your child build anticipation, gratitude and joy
• Bring the spirit of connection back to the holiday season

WHAT'S INSIDE:

24 ready-to-go daily activities, each with clear steps, connection tips, reflection prompts and templates for crafts, games and acts of kindness.

PRE-SALE DETAILS

• Digital PDF edition included FREE with all book purchases (delivered Nov 10)
  
• Exclusive 20% discount voucher for any Journal (via email on order confirmation)
• Email updates, sneak peeks and printable templates included

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT: 

This is a meaningful advent calendar alternative, one that is about connection rather than consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What ages is The Thriving Advent Calendar Book best for?

A: It’s designed for families with children of all ages and stages. Every activity includes flexible ideas for different ages.

Q: Is this a replacement for a chocolate advent calendar?

A: It can be! Many families swap their chocolate advent for this, or combine the two for double the fun.

Q: How much time do the daily activities take? 

A: Most take 10–30 minutes. Some are simple five-minute moments (like voicing our thankfuls), others are longer creative activities you can adapt to your schedule.

Q: Do I need special materials?

A: No. You’ll find a general supply list at the front of the book plus printable templates for extras. Most use items already at home.

Q: Can I print the activities or templates at home?

A: Yes! The included digital version (delivered Nov 10) lets you print and prepare everything in advance.

Q: What makes this different from other advent activity books?

A: Every activity was co-created by a parent–child development expert duo. It’s not just busywork, it’s connection-focused, backed by attachment and play research.