Find helpful ways to connect with your grandkids.
Picture two grandmas. Both see their grandkids about the same amount — Sunday dinners, holidays, the occasional weekend sleepover. Both …
Ask most adult sons if they need anything from their parents, and you’ll probably get a shrug. “I’m good.” “Don’t …
You know that moment when you look at your grandkid and think, wait, when did you get so tall? Yeah. …
You buy the birthday gifts. You show up to the recitals and the graduations. You call just to check in. …
If you’re helping out your adult kid financially right now, you’re in very good company. A recent AARP survey found …
Here’s something most grandmas don’t think about until it’s too late: when you make a promise, your grandkid doesn’t hear …
You ask “how was school?” and get “fine.” You ask what they’re up to this weekend and get a shrug. …
You call, and the conversation goes fine. You talk about the weather, what’s for dinner, whether they saw the game. …
Think about the last time you praised your grandson. There’s a good chance it was about something he did — …
If you’ve ever caught yourself starting a sentence with “well, back in my day…” — you’re not alone, and there’s …
