For many Americans, the unwritten rule is to wait until after Thanksgiving to start decorating for the December holidays . Once the last leftovers have been eaten, out come the Christmas trees, wreaths, menorahs, lights and various cheerful tchotchkes. But this year, many people are wanting to put their decorations up early — and that could be a good thing, mental health experts say. This approach was also popular in 2020, when people were desperate for a little cheer amid the COVID pandemic.

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