What’s new in the Wonderful World of Grandparenting?
The Best Board Books for Babies
Looking for the best board books for babies? Reading with your grandchild is not just an enjoyable activity, it also helps them learn about language and the world around them. But not every board book is designed for new babies! In this blog post, we share some of the best board books for babies. Start building your grandbaby's bookshelf with these outstanding books for babies!
10 Tiny Things You Need if You Take Your Grandkids Anywhere
What should a prepared grandparent keep in their purse or pocket? If you want to be prepared for any occasion, read our list of suggested items to have on hand when you take your grandchild anywhere. From small toys to emergency items, these 10 things should be in every grandparent’s bag of tricks.
Why You Should Read to Your Grandchildren
Discover the magic of connecting with your grandchildren through reading to them. Learn why reading to children is the most important indicator of academic success and how it boosts their language, cognitive, social, and emotional development. Plus, find tips on how to read to your grandchild through video chat.
What Grandparents Need to Know About Social Media Safety
Learn about social media safety for grandparents and the potential social media dangers for their grandchildren. Sharing personal information, photos, and posting information about their grandchildren online can lead to identity theft and expose them to malicious individuals. To safeguard your grandchildren, read this post to know what to avoid.
Can Grandparents Spoil Their Grandchildren?
Most grandparents talk about spoiling their grandchildren like it's a perk of the job. But there's a better goal—one that's more rewarding for you and far less complicated for the parents.
What to Expect as a New Grandparent
Looking for new grandparent advice? When you are thinking about what to expect when you’re going to be a grandparent, worries may not be at the top of your list. But most new grandparents have some fears about what to expect on the grandparent journey. Here’s some advice to help new grandparents get past their worries and experience all the joy in their new role.
Playing Outdoors with Your Grandkids
Playing outdoors in the early years can help our grandchildren develop resilience, improve their motor skills, and even keep them healthy. Grandparents can provide these outdoor playing benefits by providing spaces and experiences to encourage outdoor play. Read on for ideas to help your grandkids connect with nature.
Hospital Etiquette for Grandparents: What New Grandparents Need to Know
The moment your grandchild is born, your instinct is to drop everything and get there. Before you do, there are a few things you need to know about hospital etiquette, and they can set the tone for your whole relationship.
The Best Children’s Books About Love
Finding Valentine's books your grandchildren will actually request—without making you cringe at the sappiness—is harder than it should be. These picks pass the repeat-reading test with flying colors.
Why Grandparents Don’t Respect Boundaries
Understanding why some grandparents struggle with boundaries is the key to building stronger family relationships and ensuring everyone feels respected and heard. Read on for practical advice for both parents and grandparents.
Fun Letters to Grandchildren: Grandparent Love Letters
Looking for a meaningful way to connect with your grandchild? Grandparent Love Letters are the answer! Our beautifully designed PDFs make it easy to write fun and engaging letters that will foster a strong bond and spread joy. With monthly themes and prompts, you'll never run out of things to write about. There's no better way to share your memories, values, and love with your grandchild.
Handling Holiday Disappointment
Learn how to handle disappointment about your children's holiday plans as a grandparent and set the tone for future holidays by communicating your expectations early on and adjusting them if necessary. Follow the do's and don'ts outlined in this post to express your feelings without making your children feel guilty.