How Do You Measure a Year?
San Francisco documentary filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt captures his daughter Ella’s entire childhood from toddler to college-bound senior in 28 minutes.
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Cultivate Happiness One Gratitude Letter at a Time
Research on the science of happiness and gratitude shows that appreciating the formative people in your life, both past and present, can make a positive change in your happiness levels.
Read More »An Open Letter to My Grandson
Today’s boys need empowering messages as more and more demeaning anti-male sentiments permeate our culture.
Read More »Why Is Time Flying?
Time looks and feels different depending on your age and circumstances. A year to a grandchild seems like an eternity, to a grandparent, it’s just a blip.
Read More »Happy Grandparents Day!
Celebrate Grandparents Week with a virtual series of presentations by grandparent experts to help you grow meaningful relationships with your grandchildren.
Read More »Create Your Family Climate Action Plan
Paola Gianturco’s new book “Cool: Women Leaders Reversing Global Warming” showcases women leaders around the world who are inspiring families to create their own family climate action plan against global warming.
Read More »Impact Your Grandchild’s Life With an Affirming Letter
Tell your loved ones what they mean to you in a letter. You can never underestimate the power your affirming words can make. It’s a simple act with a powerful impact.
Read More »Volunteer Service Is Good for Your Soul
Randee Bloom shared many benefits that volunteers can reap and some tips for finding a truly satisfying volunteer opportunity. Volunteer service is good for your soul, demonstrates your values to your grandchildren, and contributes to the quality of a purposeful life.
Read More »Grandparenting on Purpose
Winn Egan, grandfather of 22 grandchildren and co-author of “Grandparenting on Purpose” believes that we can each create our own unique grandparenting style by deeply knowing ourselves and our grandchildren.
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