Brock Griffin

4 Ways Granddads Can Be Remembered

Posted by Brock Griffin | Feb 28, 2020 | Grandchildren, Grandfathers, Poppa’s Moment | 0 |

Memories from my childhood remind me that I have opportunities today to leave those kinds of lasting impressions on my children and grandchildren. Here are four ways granddads (and grandmas) can do that …

5 Ways to Help Out With a New Grandbaby

Posted by Brock Griffin | Feb 20, 2020 | Grandchildren, Nana's House | 0 |

NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Bell Kindred Most moms love having help when they bring home a new baby, but they don’t want someone coming in and taking over. Here are some things you can do for the new parents without being pushy or overstepping boundaries. Grandbaby on the Way No matter how close you are to your daughter or daughter-in-law, it’s always best to ask their opinion. What may seem like a great idea to you may not be something they want or need. Before trying any of the suggestions below, talk to the new or prospective parents....

Grandparenting on Valentine’s Day: Do What You Do

Posted by Brock Griffin | Feb 12, 2020 | Grandchildren | 0 |

This is an opportunity to share from your heart about your love for them, speaking blessings, prayers and affirmations of your grandchildren for their character, their gifts, and their future.

We Can’t Have It Both Ways: Grandkids & the Halftime Show

Posted by Brock Griffin | Feb 6, 2020 | GrandDaughters, School Aged Kids, Teens | 0 |

by Teresa Bell Kindred My oldest granddaughter is 14 and very into pop culture. She spent the weekend at my house and wanted to make sure she got home in time to watch the Super Bowl with her parents and siblings. She wasn’t interested in the football game, just the halftime show. And since she wanted to watch, I made it a point to watch it too. I wasn’t surprised to see scantily clad women singing and dancing (even though I didn’t approve), but the performance itself was shocking. I have never seen so much gyrating, booty-shaking, body-grabbing, pole-dancing...

Seize Every Opportunity with Your Grandkids

Posted by Brock Griffin | Jan 30, 2020 | Grandchildren | 0 |

As we reflect on tragedies around us, it’s appropriate to ask ourselves lots of “What if …?” questions, and maybe even make some “seize the day” commitments. What would that look like? I think of grandparents like Diane …