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 »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 »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 »Author Nancy Davis Kho will speak to the GaGa Sisterhood about the science-backed benefits of gratitude by writing thank you letters.
Read More »According to research, if you have at least one person who understands you — a friend you feel you can tell anything — that’s enough to contribute to your feelings of well-being.
Read More »Twin sisters and a best friend launched an American Girl Doll business to help young girls develop problem-solving skills and self-confidence through creative play.
Read More »The New Jersey chapter of the GaGa Sisterhood just celebrated its fifth anniversary. Learn how to start a GaGa Sisterhood chapter in your community.
Read More »Join our 100th meeting on Sunday, January 10, 2021, from 2 – 4 pm PST. Our speaker will be Emily Morgan, grandmother of 9, and host of the podcast “Grand Life.” Emily will talk about navigating the obstacles and embracing the abundance of multiple grandchildren.
Read More »I’ve created a Sisterhood of dynamic, engaged grandmas who love meeting other grandmas. We share our wisdom and inspire each other to keep growing so we can be our best grandma selves for our children and grandchildren. And we’ve been doing this for 17 years!
Read More »Because of the new requirements to stay home, I decided to host a GaGa Sisterhood meeting on Zoom so we could “get together” and just talk about how this new reality is affecting us.
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