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The latest from the More Than Grand blog is up on the website! ​New Grandparent? Here's Why You Should Consider Grandparent Classes​Published on August 27, 2024 Discover why grandparent classes are essential for new grandparents. Learn
how they can improve family relationships and help you care for your
grandbaby. Plus how to find the right class for you!
Sarah couldn't wait to meet her first grandchild. She'd been dreaming of this moment for years, imagining all the cuddles, story times, and special moments they'd share. But as the due date approached, she found herself feeling nervous. So much had changed since she'd had her own children. Would she remember how to swaddle a baby? What if she gave outdated advice? How could she best support her daughter and son-in-law? If you're feeling like Sarah, you're not alone. Many new grandparents find themselves excited but uncertain as they step into this new role. There’s a helpful solution: grandparent classes. These valuable resources can help you navigate the changes in childcare practices and family dynamics, setting you up for success in your new role. Know someone who would like this post? Forward this email to a friend! |
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Hello, Reader! When I want to find out what parents are saying to one another about grandparents, I lurk online in places where parents are. Reddit parenting forums and TikTok provide a wealth of ideas for new content. One day, on a thread about how out of touch today’s grandparents are, I read a comment from a new mom. I don’t remember where I read it, but I remember the exact words: “My mom didn’t even know what a wake window was!” I could clearly hear the scorn and disbelief in that mom’s...
We must have…a place where children can have a whole group of adults they can trust.~ Margaret Mead Each Saturday, we send you a roundup of articles and resources that will help you be a better grandparent. We may receive a commission for purchases made through affiliate links in this email. This is an easy and much appreciated way for you to support More Than Grand! Growing as a Grandparent Some grandparents for unusually strong bonds with their grandchildren. Psychologists have several...
Dear Reader, When my oldest children were in elementary school, my husband was stationed in North Carolina. Rather than living on the military base, we lived near a rural town, surrounded by pine forests and tobacco fields. I loved that our children were growing up in a place where the pace of life was slow, where they could roam and play as I had as a child, and where the people were hard working and family-focused. It seemed idyllic. Until one day at the community pool, when I overheard a...