Create Family New Year’s Resolutions
Make New Year’s resolutions for your family by reflecting on the past year and thinking about the year to come. This conscious effort communicates a special kind of love to your family members.
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Have Your Holiday Traditions Changed?
Many of us feel pressure to maintain family holiday traditions because holidays are infused with expectations. A wise grandma told me we need to get over yearning for the holiday traditions of the past and just accept what is.
Read More »Explore the World Mindfully
Dr. Francine Toder, author of “Inward Traveler,” believes that by being mindful in our travel adventures, we can sense the world more deeply and fully enjoy our travels.
Read More »Is Your Grandchild Eligible for Social Security Under Your Account?
If you’re currently caring for your grandchildren, your grandkids may be eligible for additional Social Security benefits under your account.
Read More »Helping Your Grandchild with the Loss of a Grandparent
Helping your grandchild cope with the loss of a grandparent and the ensuing grief is unique to every family. There’s no one way to grieve, no right or wrong response.
Read More »Screen Time Advice from Experts
Parents and grandparents should help kids balance screen time and also play a role in sharing the joy of screens with our kids. Model the use of technology for creation, discovery, and connection.
Read More »Difficult Daughters Can Also Wreak Havoc
A difficult daughter-in-law can create tension and dissension throughout the extended family and so can a difficult daughter. One grandma felt hurt because her daughter asked her to wash her hands.
Read More »How Not to Sweat the Small Stuff with Your DIL
If you face an unpleasant situation with your daughter-in-law, don’t stew about it. Try moving beyond your feelings, and use these four tips to stop sweating the small stuff!
Read More »Don’t Play Favorites With Your Grandchildren
As grandparents, we must strive to provide appropriate love and support for all our grandchildren, regardless of the level of affection we feel for them. Even if we have favorites, it’s not okay to play favorites.
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