Lesya Nikityuk showed the first Christmas tree of her son Oskar: special decorations with Petrykivka painting.

According to ТСН: Ukrainian TV presenter Lesya Nikityuk showed how she prepares for the New Year and Christmas celebrations.

Family traditions and festive decor

Currently, she is in her hometown of Khmelnytsky with her six-month-old son Oskar. In her parents' apartment, Lesya has already created a festive atmosphere. She shared photos of the home decor and the decorated Christmas tree. In particular, she placed porcelain figurines and small horse figurines made from tree branches above the fireplace in her parents' house.

The first Christmas tree for Oskar

The main decoration of the home is the Christmas tree. Lesya mentioned that this year she decorated an artificial tree with special ornaments. Among them were artistic works with Petrykivka painting, and she hung a trident-shaped ornament on top. The presenter shared that she is very happy since it is Oskar's first Christmas tree in his life, who recently celebrated his six-month anniversary. She already imagines how her son admires the twinkling lights.

“The first Christmas tree that our boss will see. He will sit and look at the lights. This year, the Christmas tree is special. For many years, I specifically did not unpack the toys that I kept for a special Christmas in my life. This is Petrykivka painting, Maria Prymachenko. Here are toys that were handmade — each toy has the surname of the person who painted it on it. So beautiful and I am delighted! A special Christmas this year with this Christmas tree, and the boss who will look at it,” shared the star mom.

Additional festive elements

The room also features other winter decorations — Santa Claus figurines, Christmas gnomes, angel figurines, horse figurines, and a composition of branches and a candlestick.

Interestingly, recently, singer Nadia Dorofeeva also showed how she and her husband and his children decorated their home for the New Year celebrations. It turned out to be a true family idyll, emphasizing the importance of celebrating together.