Good To Great Grandparenting

Talking to Grandkids About Money, Gratitude, and Giving

Talking to Grandkids About Money, Gratitude, and Giving Grandparents understand that money significantly influences a child’s values, decisions, and relationships. While schools cover financial mechanics, instilling gratitude and generosity often starts at home, where grandparents can have a significant impact. Here are some ways grandparents can initiate meaningful discussions about money, gratitude, and giving with […]

The Squishy Stuff: Spoiling & Gift Giving

I’m tackling two of the squishiest parts of grandparenting: Spoiling Grandkids and Gift Giving. These subjects aren’t easy because there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

Your Grandparenting Legacy

If you choose to lean into the Grandparenting journey with intention, your legacy will be a powerful one. The more you connect, listen, and love, the deeper the roots you plant in your grandchildren’s hearts.

Helping Our Grandkids Grow Morally and Spiritually

I believe it is important to consider how we share our values with our Grandkids. It is right on target to think that there is a theme of finesse when it comes to us being our best at this Grandparenting deal.

The Importance Of Reading To And With Your Grandchildren

I tell this story to reinvigorate you to zero in on the importance of reading with your Grandchildren. I like to have them tell me about their books, and I always share what I read with them when appropriate. I don’t preach; I share when those teaching moments present themselves.

THE ELEPHANT(S) IN THE ROOM

As time passes and there is trouble in paradise you understandably want to defend your own child but at what cost? The common denominator in these two critical junctures of Grandparenting is emotions.

Don’t Ever Forget the Parents

This involves recognizing the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the modern world and finding innovative ways to connect with and support grandchildren while respecting the evolving dynamics of family relationships.

New Grandparents

Many Grandparents are unaware at the time, but it is also a consideration as to which side of the Maternal/Paternal spectrum you occupy. This entire article is about observation.

That Familial Love

No matter the degree of difficulty, working in partnership with the parents has the greatest return on investment. It is difficult but essential and appropriate to learn, relinquish the reins, add value, and trust your own ability to create a Great outcome.