A Holiday Together That Leaves Room for Everyone

A Holiday Together That Leaves Room for Everyone

Everyone has their own ideas and pace when it comes to a holiday. Conversation prompts and activities can help make space for everyone.

A family holiday is time spent together, but individual family members may not want to do the same thing every day. When children get a chance to share their thoughts and adults listen carefully, it’s easier to find activities that make everyone feel included. Here you’ll find ideas for conversations, games and small agreements that encourage mutual respect and help keep the holiday from turning into a competition over whose plans win.

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Imagine arriving at your vacation destination and the reception tells you that the rooms are not ready yet. What is your first reaction?

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In the morning, you wake up first while everyone else is still asleep. What will you do?

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Your partner suggests changing the plan: instead of a trip to the seaside, they want to go inland. Your reaction?

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The children are bored and start arguing with each other. How do you react?

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What souvenir do you most often bring back from vacation?

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An unexpected problem arises during the vacation. What is the most important thing for you?

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The family dinner on vacation is filled with a tense atmosphere. How do you react?

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How do you envision the ideal pace of a vacation?

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If you have an hour just for yourself, without family – what do you do?

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Imagine that something went wrong during your vacation. How do you explain it to yourself in retrospect?

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Family vacation without arguments: Yes, it is possible!

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