Should Grandma Say No?
There are times when it’s important to say no and show your grandchildren you deserve their respect. That’s true not only for grandchildren but for their parents as well.
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Build Traditions with Your Grandchildren
Grandparents play an important role in the family by creating rituals and traditions with their grandchildren that share their values. These traditions you share now will build the bonds that will help your relationship endure and provide wonderful memories after you’re gone.
Read More »Awesome Summer Activities for Grandparents and Their Grandsons
Spending time with your grandson this summer is all about being together and building memories. Here’s a list of activities for grandparents and grandsons to do together.
Read More »5 Secrets for a Long Lasting Marriage
Last week my husband and I celebrated our 49th wedding anniversary. We sat down and wrote out 5 secrets for a long-lasting marriage from an old married couple.
Read More »Why Don’t Our Children Ask Us for Advice on Parenting?
One of the most common challenges I hear from grandmas is that their children don’t value their parenting experience and trust the Internet more than their parents.
Read More »Are You an Estranged Grandparent?
A tragically large number of grandparents are prohibited from spending time with their grandchildren. Not infrequently, a daughter-in-law or son-in-law is the cause.
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 »Advice to New Moms: Bring in the Grandparents
What do new moms really need to know? My advice to new moms would be to bring in the grandparents.
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.
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