When the holiday season gracefully makes its entrance, the Altman family, consisting of Josh, Heather, Lexi, and Ace, truly goes all out. Let's take a peek into their festive world.

Holiday Fun Beginnings

On November 14th, Heather Altman shared with the world how her family is already immersed in the holiday spirit. In an Instagram Story video, she playfully joked about being "conned" into making a gingerbread house that evening. Her little ones were seen putting the novelty sweet treat together and using various objects to dry it. As the video ended, Heather exclaimed with excitement, "The holidays have begun!" It was truly a heartwarming sight. In another Story, she captured her kids dancing with a giant moving Grinch figure while Christmas music played in the background. Over this adorable video, she wrote about how they were waiting for the gingerbread house to dry.

Gingerbread House Adventures

Making a gingerbread house is an age-old holiday tradition, and the Altman kids took it to a whole new level. They carefully selected different candies and decorations to adorn their creation. Lexi, in her pink pajamas with a Christmas-themed print, added a touch of charm to the scene. Heather watched with pride as her children's creativity flowed. It was a moment filled with laughter and joy. After the gingerbread house was assembled, they patiently waited for it to dry, each one eager to see the final result. This simple activity became a memory that will last a lifetime.

Holiday Decorating Traditions

In December 2022, Josh and Heather Altman opened up to The Daily Dish about their holiday preparations. Heather shared how this time of year is her favorite. She also mentioned how her husband learned to "embrace the holidays" as their household celebrates a variety of festivals including Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Chrismukkah, and New Year's. Over the years, Heather has had to adapt her holiday decorating style. She explained, "I've had to learn to give up the red, green, and gold decorations and embrace the blue and silver and white decorations." She even expressed the idea of launching a Hanukkah decoration line as she believes there aren't enough options. Their home is adorned with 10 trees, both Hanukkah trees inside and outside. It's a sight to behold.

Backyard Winter Delights

Heather and Josh also spoke about their unique tradition of filling their backyard with snow. Heather described it as "the best thing ever." They enjoy sledding and building snowmen together. It's a tradition that they plan to continue for the rest of their lives, no matter what. The snow creates a magical atmosphere in their backyard, adding to the holiday cheer. Whether it's sliding down the snowy slopes or creating snowmen with their children, these moments are cherished.