Back-to-school season is a chance for grandparents to contribute to their grandkids’ education. Here are four ways to make a difference this school year.
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.
Back-to-school season is a chance for grandparents to contribute to their grandkids’ education. Here are four ways to make a difference this school year.
We aren’t as spry as we used to be, but somehow when grandkids show up, something changes. Here’s what they get us to do, and why it’s worth it.
Most grandparents describe their feelings in one word: blessed. Holding onto that perspective — even when it’s hard — carries uncommon strength.
Parenting is about structure & responsibility. Grandparenting is about grace & unconditional love. This perspective can encourage you and strengthen your purpose.
Grandparents must stay engaged with their families — but with open hands. That means letting your kids form their own family while never walking away.
Grandsons connect differently. Here’s how grandparents can lean into side-by-side activities, physical energy, and real responsibility to build a lasting bond.
America turns 250 this July 4th. For grandparents, it’s a perfect time to reflect on what we love about this country and share those stories with our grandkids.
Granddaughters tend to open up through face-to-face conversation & undivided attention. Here’s how grandparents can connect in ways that stay with her.
Legacy isn’t always built in dramatic moments; often it’s in ordinary ones. This Father’s Day, we honor grandfathers who just keep showing up.
Most grandparents describe their feelings in one word: blessed. Holding onto that perspective — even when it’s hard — carries uncommon strength.
Parenting is about structure & responsibility. Grandparenting is about grace & unconditional love. This perspective can encourage you and strengthen your purpose.
It’s tempting to share your opinions about your grandkids’ upbringing. Here are two rules to help you support the parents without overstepping.
Being cut off from your grandchildren is deeply painful, but these practical steps can help you move toward healing. Reconciliation may still be possible.
As the birth rate declines, some older adults face the heartbreaking possibility of never becoming grandparents. Here are some positive reminders.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: What can we do when life’s challenges and circumstances keep us from spending time with our grandchildren?
Connect with your grandkids no matter the distance. Use video calls, thoughtful gifts, apps and activities to maintain a close bond.
We grandparents can teach our grandkids the significance of freedom and why we shouldn’t take it for granted.
NANA’S HOUSE: Do your grandkids live far away? Teresa Kindred offers reminders & creative tips to make the most of long-distance grandparenting challenges.