from Jay Payleitner: Identify a special place to talk and dream with your grandchildren—eye to eye, shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart.

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.
from Jay Payleitner: Identify a special place to talk and dream with your grandchildren—eye to eye, shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart.
Some informal research insights gleaned from adults who wrote stories and memories about their grandparents.
Faithfulness as a grandparent means doing what is necessary to help a child in need. And sometimes it brings us very difficult decisions.
There is a big, important, God-given role for us as grandparents, and it’s bigger than just our situation or our individual families.
by Carolynn Scully: Some of my grands are fast learners and high achievers. Others don’t have those strengths … but they are still smart!
We have stories, memories, and lessons learned from many years on earth, and these are important things to share with younger generations.
Even our “affectionate impulses” and things we do for our grandkids out of love need to be reconsidered now and then.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: At what age are grandchildren the most fun? I know which age I’d pick, but every grandparent is different.
There’s a switch that gets flipped when a parent becomes a grandparent. Grandkids help restore hope in what’s ahead.
When we share uplifting words and insights with our grandkids, that encouragement can motivate them to achieve greatness.
Our everyday approach should be to support our adult children in every way possible. There are many different ways to do this.
When we have a deeper awareness of who our grandchildren are, it gives us much more confidence as grandparents.