Share Your Stories With Your Grandchild
Answer the questions in “Stories for My Grandchild: A Grandmother’s Journal” and you’ll gift your grandchildren a connection to their heritage and a deeper relationship with you.
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Grandmother and Granddaughter Showcase Wonder Girls
Photojournalist Paola Gianturco and her 11-year old granddaughter, Alex Sangster co-authored “Wonder Girls: Changing Our World” to showcase activist girls, age 10 to 18, who are improving their communities.
Read More »My All-Time Favorite Grandparenting Book
Jane Isay’s book, “Unconditional Love: A Guide to Navigating the Joys and Challenges of Being a Grandparent Today” focuses on helping you and your adult children make the most of your relationship with a grandchild.
Read More »A Grandma’s Story of Her Life in Foster Care
In 2013, after a 35-year career in real estate, Dante Drummond decided to share the story of her life growing up in foster care. Her resilience helped her overcome a tumultuous and scary childhood.
Read More »Dealing With the Challenges of Being a New Grandma
New grandmas often experience challenges and think they’re the only ones to feel that way. My book, “When Being a Grandma Isn’t So Grand” is a reassuring guide to help grandmas navigate those challenges.
Read More »Wonder Girls: Changing Our World
Paola Gianturco and her 11-year old granddaughter documented the work of 15 girl-led nonprofit groups in 13 countries in her their new book, Wonder Girls: Changing Our World.
Read More »10 Acts of Kindness to Model for Your Grandchildren
Linda Cohen set out to do 1,000 mitzvahs to honor her deceased father. You can also do acts of kindness, and by doing so, model kindness for your grandchildren.
Read More »Sheryl Sandberg’s Option B Inspires Hope
Sheryl took a devastating personal tragedy, the sudden death of her husband, and shared it as a way to give hope to others who have suffered a loss.
Read More »The Most Important Thing We Can Do for Our Grandchildren
The most important thing we can do for our grandchildren is to surround them with the best books for their age, read to them every chance you get, and nurture their natural curiosity.
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