Do You Protect Your Privacy on Social Media?
As we utilize the Internet and social media, it’s important to keep your personal information safe with these ten tips for protecting your privacy on social networking sites.
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Were You Banned from Your New Grandchild?
Many new parents want a “babymoon” to bond with their newborn alone. It’s hard for new grandparents to understand their need to form a protective family unit and often feel left out.
Read More »Should Grandma Suggest Parenting Classes?
I’m a big fan of Amy Dickinson’s advice column “Ask Amy.” My favorite letters involve challenges in the grandparent relationship. In this letter a grandma faces a common dilemma: how to offer parenting advice without offending her grandchildren’s parents. Since she’s a retired educator, her observations seem justified. But does that give her permission to
Read More »Heartbroken Grandma Denied Access to Grandson by Daughter
This heartbroken grandma is being denied access to her 7-year old grandson whose daughter has stopped allowing her to visit him. Reconciliation isn’t easy but your grandson is suffering in the middle.
Read More »How to Give Your Grandchildren Career Advice
Engage in two-way dialogues to promote the best kind of career advice. Rather than spout lectures or reel off “should” statements about what career your grandchild should choose.
Read More »Grandmas Offer Relationship Advice With Adult Children
Most parents and adult children want to have good relationships but then something happens. How do we accomplish that? Grandmas share their advice on how to have good relationships with our adult children.
Read More »Grandma Objects to Videocams When She Babysits
In my new feature, “Ask GaGa,” I’ve been answering questions from grandmas who need advice. This grandma resents being spied on by her daughter and son-in-law when she babysits for her granddaughter.
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