Grandparents: You Are Teachers
The teaching role may be one of important roles grandparents play—maybe the most important. To think of yourself as less than a teacher might mean missing out on a great grandparenting privilege.
Read MorePosted by Ken Canfield, PhD | Sep 3, 2020 | Education, Teaching | 0 |
The teaching role may be one of important roles grandparents play—maybe the most important. To think of yourself as less than a teacher might mean missing out on a great grandparenting privilege.
Read MorePosted by Ken Canfield, PhD | Aug 19, 2020 | Ask the Experts, Grandchildren, Grandparenting Challenges, Healthy Relationships, Research | 0 |
Some significant insights about how the pandemic has changed grandparents’ relationships with their grandchildren — from our recent survey on grandparents and the pandemic.
Read MorePosted by Ken Canfield, PhD | Aug 12, 2020 | Faithful Grandparents, Grandparenting Challenges, Health & Wellness, Research | 0 |
Insightful responses to one question in our recent survey: What behaviors or activities have been most helpful to you and your household in keeping perspective during the pandemic?
Read MorePosted by Ken Canfield, PhD | Aug 5, 2020 | Estranged Grandparents, Grandparenting Challenges, Health & Wellness | 0 |
Grandchildren commonly remember strength and endurance in their grandparents. Here are three thoughts to help you stay positive through difficulties.
Read MorePosted by Ken Canfield, PhD | Jun 30, 2020 | Grandchildren, Grandmothers, Healthy Relationships | 0 |
When we are healthy, mature grandparents functioning well in the family, love and grace become the driving forces of our relationships with our grands.
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