There are numerous people involved in shaping each child, and we should consider ourselves important members of that team.

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.
There are numerous people involved in shaping each child, and we should consider ourselves important members of that team.
You can’t really explain why, but these activities just work with you and your grandchildren. Like magic.
Most of all, these years are for loving, building up, teaching and sharing our heritage with our children’s children.
From a practical standpoint, we provide some benefits because of our unique perspective on our grandchildren’s lives.
Nana’s House by Teresa Kindred: Unasked-for advice (especially to teenagers) is pointless. However, I will do my best to live a life that shows them maturity.
We grandparents can teach our grandkids the significance of freedom and why we shouldn’t take it for granted.
Being that extra person or two who provides love and encouragement for our grandkids seems like the very least we can do.
Grandparents: all dads can use some affirmation and encouragement now and then. And we’re in a great position to give it.
New couples are to leave their parents and create a new family of their own, and it’s vital that we grandparents respect and encourage that process.
Dr. Ken Canfield with some practical ways to stay connected to your grandkids as we continue through this pandemic.
I had a memorable conversation with a grandfatherly gentleman who pulled me aside to share his secrets to success, it was clear he had learned some things from years of experience.
We wholeheartedly support Grandparents’ Day because Grandkids Matter. It’s regrettable that the vital influence of grandmas and grandpas is still so often minimized or overlooked.