The passing down of traditions is important for everyone but especially children. Children learn by example from their loved ones - parents, siblings, relatives. At a very early age, children mimic the behaviour of society and begin learning. For example, the very simple tradition of sharing time at family dinners demonstrates how the sharing of food has been passed on for generations.
We celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, achievements, milestones and many other special times in our lives. These are traditions of celebration are passed onto our children. Children learn how to behave during these times when families and friends join together to celebrate. Cake is often the highlight of the event. But all the food we choose to serve becomes traditional, the sharing of our favourite foods, the comfort foods that we all love. I hope you have shared special occasions with family and friends, especially if you have children in your circle.
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Gloria Pageau enjoyes sharing recipes and her stories, especially about becoming a grandma!