Grandparenting — A Pathway for Self-Discovery
When writing and telling our stories, we discover what we think, and feel, and what lies beneath the surface of what we already know.
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Reading with Grandchildren Is a Form of Self-Care for Grandparents
Reading aloud regularly with a child is one of the more important habits a parent or grandparent can establish in a child’s life. It’s as much about the connection between two human beings as it is between the child and letters and words.
Read More »Grandparents Can Be Mentors by Passing on Their Skills
Children’s author Mark Karlins explains how grandparents can be the first role models for their grandchildren by teaching them skills from cooking to writing poetry. These initial tools can not only teach them to be creative in their lives but also will be remembered into their adulthood.
Read More »Celebrate Your Journey as a New Grandmother
The First-Time Grandmother’s Journal is a beautifully illustrated keepsake for recording and cherishing all of your emotions and magical moments of your grandmother journey.
Read More »52 Ways to Connect with Grandkids
Mindfulness teaches us it’s not about spoiling our grandchildren; instead, it’s about showing up and modeling good values. It’s focusing on presence above presents.
Read More »Start a New Birthday Tradition (Giveaway)
Joni Rubinstein, author of “The Night Before My Birthday Book” tells the story of how her book took on a life of its own. The GaGa Sisterhood is giving away an autographed copy of her book.
Read More »Give Grandchildren the Gift of Reading
Encourage the love of reading with your grandchildren by reading out loud to them and you’ll foster a love of literacy as early as infancy.
Read More »Louise Aronson Is Reprogramming Our Biases Against Old Age
Studies have shown that as we get older, we have greater life satisfaction, less anxiety and more happiness. Yet, we don’t tell that story or use that power to counteract negative stereotypes.
Read More »Anna Quindlen: Mayor of Nanaville
I’ve read a hundred books on grandparenting always hoping for one grandma to truly capture the essence of what it means to be a grandma. Anna Quindlen nails it and so eloquently.
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