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What Immunizations Do Grandparents Need?

Learn why immunizations are crucial for grandparents expecting a new grandchild in this blog post. Your healthcare provider is the best source to find out what immunizations grandparents need, but have the conversation as soon as possible to allow ample time for building immunity. Read on to find out how grandparents can keep their grandchild safe from preventable illnesses.

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What Grandparents Need to Know about Body Image

Learn how even positive comments about your grandchild's body can send the wrong message and impact their self-esteem. In this blog post, discover why body image matters in young children, how grandparents can help foster a positive body image, and practical tips to encourage kids to focus on what their bodies can do, not how they look. With insights backed by research, this post provides valuable advice to ensure your grandchild grows up with a healthy body image and sense of self-worth.

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What Grandparents Need to Know: Water safety for kids

Learn how to keep your grandchildren safe around water this summer with these essential water safety tips. May is National Water Safety Month, so it's the perfect time to brush up on water safety and prevent drowning, the leading cause of accidental death for children ages 1-4. Read on for valuable information to keep your grandchildren safe in any environment with water.

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What Grandparents Need to Know About Food and Feeding Safety

Learn how to keep your grandbaby safe from harmful foods with our food and feeding safety tips. As a grandparent, it's important to respect the parents' chosen feeding method and be aware of foods that can cause serious illness or choking hazards. Discover the foods to avoid during the first year, how to reduce allergies, and what to do in case of choking. Read on to sure you're prepared to keep your grandbaby safe while they eat.

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What Grandparents Need to Know About Burn Prevention

Learn how to keep your grandchild safe from accidental burns during Burn Awareness Week. Get tips for the kitchen, bathroom, and other areas of the house, as well as outside. Don't let your grandchild experience the pain of a burn. Check out New Grandparent Essentials for more valuable safety tips. #NBAW

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Are Baby Walkers Unsafe?

Learn about the dangers of baby walkers and why they are banned in Canada. Discover the numerous injuries that can occur, including burns and poisonings, and how walkers can delay motor and mental development. Get tips on how to talk to your adult children about the risks and make informed decisions as a grandparent.

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How to Tell if an Old Crib is Safe

Learn how to tell if an old crib is safe for your grandchild to sleep in. If the crib is more than 10 years old, it's likely unsafe for your grandbaby. Read this post to find out how to check if an old crib is safe to use. Don't risk your grandchild's safety - follow these safe sleep guidelines to ensure that your grandbaby has a safe place to sleep during their visit.

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What to Do If You Are Worried Your Grandchild Is In Danger

As a grandparent, it's natural to worry about your grandchildren's well-being. But how do you handle concerns about their health or safety without interfering? This blog post offers practical advice on how to detach yourself, do your research, and approach the conversation tactfully. In cases of abuse or neglect, learn how to be your grandchild's advocate and seek help. Don't miss the helpful child safety resources at the end of the post.

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10 Ways to Make Visits from Your Grandchildren Go Smoothly

Are your grandchildren coming to visit? Learn how to make your grandchildren's visits stress-free and enjoyable with our latest blog post. Keep your expectations realistic and focus on preparation with tips like adjusting to the children's schedule, having toys and books on hand, and setting clear rules for kids. Read on for more helpful suggestions!

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