Today’s Grandparent – Weekly Newsletter
Grandparents have a profound influence on future generations…
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 are important contributors to children and society, and we are here as a clearinghouse of information, bringing top-notch resources and insights to grandparents.
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Today’s Grandparent newsletter is full of ideas, advice, and inspiration for grandparents seeking to leave a lasting influence on future generations.
Recent Blog Articles
Being a Star Thanksgiver
by Carolynn Scully: The holiday season is a great time to start thinking more about leading our grandchildren to be grateful.
One Great Gift from Grandparents: Blessings
There’s a basic need every child has in order to thrive: knowing that she is special & loved, and that someone believes in her no matter what.
Be the Grandparent You Were Created to Be
by Mary Ellen Tippin: What if it’s possible to be ourselves and still be good grandparents—the kind our grands will love and remember fondly?
Grandparents: Set An Annoyingly Good Example
Our grandkids are always watching us, and our words and actions are making an impression – for good or not-so-good.
The Importance of Building Trust
When our grandchildren see that we want what’s good for them, they will soon learn that we are dependable and trustworthy.
Connect with Other Grandparents
We all need close relationships with others who are in similar situations, who are committed to their families and effective in their role.
Grandparent with Resolve and Intentionality
As a grandparent you have tremendous power to strengthen the next generation, and your presence will be felt for decades.
A Note to Grandparents about Your Parents
Jay Payleitner: As great-grandparents, your mother & father are passing on the generational baton. Be prepared and consider yourself blessed.
3 Examples of Grandparents in Process
When we fully commit to being there for our grandkids, sometimes we are called to something we didn’t know we were ready for.
What Your Grandchildren Gain When You’re a Team Player
Are you working with your grandkids’ parents and other adults in the picture toward a common goal of building up your grandkids?