When Sick Grandchildren Come to Visit
What do you do when your grandchildren visit and they’re sick: a) Tell them not to come, b) Postpone the visit, c) Keep the plans and get out the Lysol spray?
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Tips for Grandmas
Grandparents Should Speak Up on Safety Issues
Grandparents shouldn’t give unsolicited advice to parents unless it concerns safety. What’s the best way to say it without being critical or judgmental?
Read More »Have a Happy, Safe and Unleaded Halloween
I hate to be the ogre in your Halloween festivities – The Center for Health, Environment & Justice has a scary Halloween warning: face paint and masks contain harmful chemicals
Read More »Don’t Forget to Hug Your Grandchildren’s Parents
On my last visit to see my granddaughters, I was reminded of a very important lesson: Don’t forget to hug your grandchildren’s parents before you rush past them to grab your grandchildren. In the past, in my excitement to see my granddaughters, I’ve been guilty of bypassing my daughter.
Read More »Bargain Hunting Tips for Grandma
Grandmas share bargain hunting tips for finding slightly-used treasures for their grandchildren.
Read More »Home Safety Tips for Grandmothers
Home safety tips grandmothers can use to make their homes safe for their grandchildren.
Read More »Compliment Parents—Make Their Day
Compliment parents when you observe them doing a good job. Your acknowledgment will have a powerful impact.
Read More »Parents Want to Bond With Their Newborn—Alone
New parents want to bond alone with their newborn. Grandparents must be patient and respect their wishes until the new parents invite them into the “inner circle.”
Read More »Grandmas Just Wanna Have Fun
Grandmothers want to entertain their grandchildren not discipline them. Let the parents be the Enforcers but respect their rules.
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