Some significant insights about how the pandemic has changed grandparents’ relationships with their grandchildren — from our recent survey on grandparents and the pandemic.
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.
Some significant insights about how the pandemic has changed grandparents’ relationships with their grandchildren — from our recent survey on grandparents and the pandemic.
Insightful responses to one question in our recent survey: What behaviors or activities have been most helpful to you and your household in keeping perspective during the pandemic?
Grandchildren commonly remember strength and endurance in their grandparents. Here are three thoughts to help you stay positive through difficulties.
Your granddaughter needs YOU to initiate conversations with her—about anything and everything. And even if those interactions are awkward at first, if you stay with it, you’ll see the positive impacts to her … and yourself!
This video challenges us to think about beginnings and endings. Can’t most of us identify with that grandfather’s thoughts as he anticipates and celebrates the birth of his first grandchild?
There are lots of things kids don’t know, but when it comes to taking care of ourselves, it’s worth taking some tips from toddlers.
We love doing and giving things that make our grandkids’ faces light up with joy, but the treats are special because they aren’t constant or overwhelming, and so they’re more appreciated and remembered.
When we are healthy, mature grandparents functioning well in the family, love and grace become the driving forces of our relationships with our grands.
We’re honoring grandfathers with heartfelt words from grandchildren. Granddads, the simple things you do for your grandkids make you a hero in their eyes.