Put Pen to Paper: Connect with Grandchildren through Letter Writing
Putting pen to paper holds a powerful force for creating meaningful connections with your grandchildren.
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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.
Read More »Grandma Bootcamp
Canadian author and broadcaster Kathy Buckworth offers a Grandma Boot Camp with five important exercises for grandmas to follow.
Read More »The Value of Social Connection for Grandmas
Human beings need to be part of a community to avoid loneliness. The GaGa Sisterhood is a community for enthusiastic grandmas to share their joys and challenges.
Read More »Personalize a Birthday Card for Your Grandchild
Do you struggle to find just the right birthday card for your grandchild? There are many options for creating personalized greeting cards online using Canva, Shutterfly, and Zazzle to name a few. If you’re not familiar with any of these apps, there’s an easy hack that still lets you tap into your creativity. Good old-fashioned
Read More »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 »Celebrate Mother’s Day with a Family Quiz
Do you have any traditions to celebrate Mother’s Day? For many years I was blessed to be able to host Mother’s Day brunches that included three generations—my mother and my mother-in-law, my daughter, and myself. When my daughter became a mom in 2003 and brought our first grandchild, there were four generations celebrating Mother’s Day.
Read More »May 7, 2023 GaGa Sisterhood Meeting Features Author Nancy Davis Kho
Author Nancy Davis Kho will speak to the GaGa Sisterhood about the science-backed benefits of gratitude by writing thank you letters.
Read More »Help Your Grandchildren Build Resilience
When we help our grandchildren learn how to bounce back from disappointments, we’re teaching them an essential skill to becoming a resilient, confident, and happy person.
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