5 Tips for Saying “No” to Your Child or Grandchild
Although saying “no” is not in our nature as grandparents, saying “no” can be an expression of true love and consideration that’s beneficial for kids and parents alike.
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Looie Mattioli: This GRANDmom
Is Boss of Pocono Raceway!
The new CEO of Pocono Raceway is Marilouise “Looie” Mattioli, a grandmom and businesswoman. She never saw herself in this role but her legendary father, Doc Mattioli had other plans.
Read More »How Not to Sweat the Small Stuff with Your DIL
If you face an unpleasant situation with your daughter-in-law, don’t stew about it. Try moving beyond your feelings, and use these four tips to stop sweating the small stuff!
Read More »Should Grandma Say No?
There are times when it’s important to say no and show your grandchildren you deserve their respect. That’s true not only for grandchildren but for their parents as well.
Read More »Why Grandkids Should Write Thank You Notes
Teach your grandkids how it makes you feel to receive their cards and thank you notes. They are often the true gift and what are saved long after presents get broken, misplaced, or discarded.
Read More »Do You Know How to Be a Good Listener?
People think that when we hear, we listen. But listening is really hard work, and takes a lot of concentration. Here are 3 ways to become a better listener.
Read More »This Love I Know By Name
Today’s guest author, Tess Hardwick, is a novelist and playwright who writes about how her relationship with her mother changed after she became a mother.
Read More »Do You Know Where Your Advance Directive Is?
Do you have an advance directive? What kind of medical treatment would you want if you were too ill to express your wishes? Advance directives convey decisions about end-of-life care.
Read More »The Good-Enough Grandparent
Grandparents shouldn’t strive for perfection but just be “good enough” grandparents.
Read More »Setting Goals Not Making Resolutions
How are your resolutions going? We all make them—it’s part of the New Year’s tradition. We’re determined that this fresh New Year is the time to make resolutions.
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