Grandparents: you have never been more vital to your grandchildren — for your wisdom, your presence, your encouragement, your love.
At the National Association for Grandparenting, we seek to validate and empower grandparents as they bond with future generations in meaningful ways and leave a lasting positive legacy.
Grandparents: you have never been more vital to your grandchildren — for your wisdom, your presence, your encouragement, your love.
The learning process (even at our age) is a wonderful opportunity to share life and make meaningful contributions to our grandchildren.
Active listening can strengthen your relationships with your grandchildren, and help them grow and mature.
If we want to engage our grandkids in areas that matter to them, their education is a great way to plug in—and we have several great options.
Storytelling brings us unique opportunities to influence and connect with our grandkids–it gives them a sense of belonging and connection.
Recent events might have us asking, What’s this world coming to? But we can play a positive role in building up and preparing our grandkids.
Jay Payleitner: Be grateful for all the positive role models in your grandkids’ lives, especially other grandparents.
Pull your grandchild away from screens and enjoy a time-tested summer activity together. Maybe you’ll also teach a skill or expand a horizon.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: Take a stroll down memory lane and invite your grandkids to join you. It’s something I try to do regularly.
The learning process (even at our age) is a wonderful opportunity to share life and make meaningful contributions to our grandchildren.
Active listening can strengthen your relationships with your grandchildren, and help them grow and mature.
Parents have a lot on their plates and can’t always take time to just enjoy their kids. That’s one more good reason God made grandparents.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: What can we do when life’s challenges and circumstances keep us from spending time with our grandchildren?
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: “Alienation” and “estrangement” can be nightmares for grandparents, and many are dealing with it right now.
Grandchildren commonly remember strength and endurance in their grandparents. Here are three thoughts to help you stay positive through difficulties.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: What can we do when life’s challenges and circumstances keep us from spending time with our grandchildren?
From Kerry Byrne, PhD: Even from a distance, there are numerous ways to engage your grandchildren over the holidays … and beyond.
That special relationship depends on some distance and puts grandparents in a key position to influence their grandkids.