Summer opens a window for grandparents. Here are two ways to make the most of it: hosting your grandkids for a few days or taking them somewhere meaningful.
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.
Summer opens a window for grandparents. Here are two ways to make the most of it: hosting your grandkids for a few days or taking them somewhere meaningful.
It’s tempting to share your opinions about your grandkids’ upbringing. Here are two rules to help you support the parents without overstepping.
Is spoiling your grandkids bringing you closer or creating problems? Two honest questions grandparents can ask about their love and generosity.
Your grandchildren need to know where they come from — and you’re a great person to tell them. This Memorial Day, start the conversation.
Some decisions will shape a grandchild’s life more than others. We grandparents can influence through prayer, example, and well-timed words.
Grandmothers shape lives in ways they may never know. This Mother’s Day, hear what grandchildren remember most — and why your quiet moments matter.
Do you know your mission as a grandparent? A simple exercise to help you move from good intentions to lasting impact.
Grandparents have more influence than they realize. Discover how your relationship with your grandchildren can shape their lives for generations to come.
What does the Bible say about grandparenting? Explore key scriptures that show how God designed grandparents to invest in future generations.
Some decisions will shape a grandchild’s life more than others. We grandparents can influence through prayer, example, and well-timed words.
Do you know your mission as a grandparent? A simple exercise to help you move from good intentions to lasting impact.
Grandparents have more influence than they realize. Discover how your relationship with your grandchildren can shape their lives for generations to come.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: “Alienation” and “estrangement” can be nightmares for grandparents, and many are dealing with it right now.
Grandchildren commonly remember strength and endurance in their grandparents. Here are three thoughts to help you stay positive through difficulties.
It isn’t about being perfect, but rather making the most of our opportunities and persevering through the adversities.
NANA’S HOUSE by Teresa Kindred: What can we do when life’s challenges and circumstances keep us from spending time with our grandchildren?
From Kerry Byrne, PhD: Even from a distance, there are numerous ways to engage your grandchildren over the holidays … and beyond.
That special relationship depends on some distance and puts grandparents in a key position to influence their grandkids.