Grandparents who get to babysit aren't just lucky—they built that trust in three specific areas that you might have overlooked.

Starting fresh this year? The best family relationships don't happen by accident: they're built with intention. Here's how to set yourself up for a year of stronger connections with your adult children and grandchildren.

What if one conversation could transform your relationship with your daughter-in-law from uncertain to unshakeable? These insights from expecting mothers will equip you with relationship tips, delivery room etiquette, and practical steps for becoming a supportive grandmother without overstepping.

When you first heard your grandchild's name announcement, did your heart sink a little? You're not alone—many grandparents struggle with names they find modern, old-fashioned, or weird. The good news? There's a path forward that preserves family relationships while helping you embrace your grandchild's identity. Discover why your initial reaction is normal, what never to say to the parents, and how 75% of grandparents who initially disliked a name learned to love it over time.

As a grandmother, your role in Mother's Day celebrations evolves when your children become parents. Learn how this transition creates an opportunity to deepen family connections and honor the next generation of mothers in your family.

Struggling with your daughter-in-law relationship? You're not alone. Learn why making the first move toward a better relationship may be the most important gift you can give your family.

Navigating conversations about parenting choices, boundaries, and expectations with your adult children can be one of the most challenging aspects of being a grandparent. Yet these discussions are essential for family harmony. This practical guide offers a step-by-step approach to having productive conversations that strengthen relationships rather than strain them. Learn how to express your thoughts while respecting the parent-child relationship, creating stronger connections across generations.

Worried about saying the wrong thing as a grandparent? Many grandparents stay silent to avoid conflict, but there's a better way to build strong family relationships. Learn how to communicate effectively while respecting boundaries.

Get ready to celebrate your grandchild's first holiday season with these essential tips and ideas for new grandparents. From managing expectations to holiday safety, we share what grandparents need to know to make the holiday special for your little one and avoid common holiday pitfalls.

Parents, do grandparents want to visit too much—or not enough? Grandparents, do you feel excluded from your grandchild’s life? We discuss who should issue invitations to see grandkids.

Parents and grandparents often disagree about religion. It’s important for grandparents to respect parents’ wishes about how you talk about religion to the children, but it doesn’t mean you can’t pass on your values.

Resolving conflicts with an upset daughter/son-in-law is vitally important. Maintaining a good relationship with your grandchild's parents starts with listening and understanding.