Kids can easily become overwhelmed when they have a ton of options to choose from. This can also lead to the occasional tantrum. The solution? Limit their options. If you are shopping for new clothes, visit only one or two online stores with a good selection of clothing items. Show them only those pieces that are holiday-appropriate. And when it is time to dress up, lay out a few outfit options and ask them to pick one.

Toddlers tend to grow out of their clothes pretty quickly. But if you have a slightly older kid, you can rest assured that they won’t grow as fast. And that means you can invest in durable clothes that they can wear for some time. For instance, if you are buying Thanksgiving outfits, look for pieces that they can probably rewear for another holiday or a formal occasion. But to do that, you should only stick to pieces that don’t feature specific holiday themes or designs.

As the holiday season arrives, so does the nip in the air. That means you need to ensure that your kid remains warm and comfortable. Some parents, however, get bulky outerwear like thick dresses and jackets, which then lead to obvious discomfort when the room begins to get stuffy and heat up. So, layering their clothes is a neat trick that doesn’t just keep them warm but also allows them to remove a layer or two when it gets too hot inside.

Holidays are fun but they are also quite stressful. Between buying gifts, making travel plans, and whipping up food, the added pressure of trying to get your kids to dress up is bound to make you stressed. So, you must try and remain calm as you pick and plan their outfits.