In election years, holiday conversations can be charged – especially when family members’ views differ.
Some navigate their differences by banning talk of politics at the dinner table. Others embrace healthy discourse, even if it’s a little difficult.
In the event that the subject does pass across the table along with that platter of turkey or basket of biscuits, there are a few things you can do to ensure that disagreements with loved ones don’t become too heated.
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Dr. Kristen Wynns, founder and owner of Wynns Family Psychology and the author of The No Wimpy Parenting Handbook