Gratitude is a civic habit. It reminds us to care for neighbors, especially those starting new families.
Holiday meals are more than a tradition. They are a chance to pause, listen, and remember the people who make our communities strong.
If someone at your table is preparing for a new baby, ask what support would help. Offer to share a checklist, explain timelines, or simply keep them company through a busy season.
Gratitude becomes action when we show up for one another. That spirit is the heart of an enduring community.
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