We aren’t usually the main influences in our grandkids’ lives in matters of faith, but we have a role to play. And it’s a privilege.
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.
We aren’t usually the main influences in our grandkids’ lives in matters of faith, but we have a role to play. And it’s a privilege.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: What can we do when life’s challenges and circumstances keep us from spending time with our grandchildren?
A simple tribute and reminder for all grandmothers for Mother’s Day. You may not always feel appreciated, but you are making a difference.
Grandparents are all about family, and there are ways we can demonstrate that priority and our enduring commitment.
The benefits of grandparenting abound, and they’re growing. These 4 aspects of grandparenting help to create a win-win for us and our grands.
This simple habit should be a regular occurrence when we’re with our grandkids. There’s nothing like building strong emotional bonds with them.
by Carolynn Scully: The privilege of grandparenting is not to indulge the child, but to enjoy the freedoms sometimes missed when parenting.
We all bring some different strengths and passions to grandparenting. Here are two examples from one wise granddad.
by Elaine McAllister: By intentionally preserving and sharing family stories with the younger generations, we impact them in positive ways.
You can be a positive force that restores peace and stability, and that impacts your grandkids in countless positive ways.
from Jay Payleitner: Talking about your life and family can help your grandchildren frame history in a way that no book could do.
We play a secondary role for our grandchildren, but that’s still an important position. And we should be purposeful.