Enjoy Every Sandwich Teaches Gratitude for Life
When Dr. Lee Lipsenthal was diagnosed with esophageal cancer, he wrote his thoughts about healing the fear of death. In this book, Lipsenthal shared his journey of transcending his fear.
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When Being a Grandma Isn’t So Grand, Revisited
Grandmas face challenges in their relationships with their grandchildren’s parents. At our meeting, we discussed 3 challenges: difficult relationships, hurt feelings, and different parenting methods.
Read More »Grandma Garbas Didn’t Fit the Mold
When I hear the word grandma, I don’t picture a rosy-cheeked, sweet, little, white-haired lady. My mind conjures a devilish grin and hands wrapped around a glass of rye.
Read More »Grandmas Finally Get to Be the Funmeisters
Today’s moms have way more stress than we had when we were raising them. When grandmas complain their daughters don’t have enough fun, I say “cut ’em some slack.”
Read More »Crunch a Color Rewards Picky Eaters for Eating Healthy Foods
Do you have a picky eater in your family? Then you’re going to love Crunch A Color, a new card game that makes it fun to eat healthy foods. The game comes with tips for parents.
Read More »Tips for Getting Along With the Other Grandma
It’s normal to feel envious of the other grandma, but competing with her is a sign of insecurity. Remember grandchildren thrive when they have lots of grandparents who love them.
Read More »Pom-Pom Monster Salon Is Big Hit with Grandchildren
This new Klutz craft-making kit includes everything you need to make stylish one-of-a-kind pom-poms and it’s easy enough for an 8-year old to do all by herself.
Read More »Parents vs. Grandparents: How to Find Balance
Grandparents are important in children’s lives. The best grandchild/grandparent relationships are those that are encouraged by the parent, who then steps back and lets them unfold.
Read More »Greeting the New Year with Homemade Sushi
My husband and I have a New Year’s Eve tradition-we cook a gourmet dinner together. This year we made sushi and got everything we needed from Nak’s Oriental Market.
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