Teach Your Grandchildren Manners
While parents are the first ones to teach children manners, grandparents can reinforce the basics through fun activities.
Read More »While parents are the first ones to teach children manners, grandparents can reinforce the basics through fun activities.
Read More »When writing and telling our stories, we discover what we think, and feel, and what lies beneath the surface of what we already know.
Read More »Don’t wait to talk about boundaries until you’re asked to stop doing something. Grandparents who want to be supportive partners to parents will be proactive in learning about parent boundaries.
Read More »When we set boundaries by stating our own needs to our adult children, we model self-respect and inner strength for them.
Read More »Author Shirley Showalter explains that if we can maintain a sense of “awe” when we’re with our grandchildren, we will naturally become mindful grandparents.
Read More »Advice columnist, Amy Dickinson, offers insight to a grandma who is worried her daughter is showing favoritism to one of her daughters.
Read More »Celebrate Grandparents Week with a virtual series of presentations by grandparent experts to help you grow meaningful relationships with your grandchildren.
Read More »Celebrate National Grandparents Day on September 11 with GaGa Sisterhood’s speaker, Shirley Showalter, author of “The Mindful Grandparent.”
Read More »I’m honored to be among GRAND Magazine’s 2022 Best of the Best Grandparent Resources.
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