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Be pleasant until ten o'clock in the morning and the rest of the day will take care of itself. ~ Elbert Hubbard 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 GrandparentWith grandparent alienation on the rise, it’s more important than ever that grandparents avoid the mistakes that can be easy to make in the early months. New Grandparent Essentials was developed with the help of parents to make sure you start off on the right foot. Learn more about this valuable resource for new and expectant grandparents. When your grandchildren leave, there’s often a hole in your heart. Whether they are going home after a visit or moving cross-country, here are ways to cope when they are gone. Connecting with Your GrandchildrenHow often should grandparents see their grandchildren? Is there even a right answer? Articles that give you a number are missing the point. The right answer depends on your family, and we share a practical framework for finding it. Want to make your grandchild’s face light up month after month? Get Grandparent Love Letters and start delighting your grandchild with letters in the mail! Helping ParentsThe continuing measles outbreak in the U.S. is a reminder that our own vaccination status is important for protecting our grandchildren, especially when they are babies. Read What Immunizations Do Grandparents Need? for an overview of current recommendations. What do you do if you are seriously worried about your grandchild? How do you know if you should speak up? We share some tips in What to Do If You Are Worried Your Grandchild Is In Danger . Gift IdeasLet your family know that it’s not too late to get you a digital frame for Mother’s Day! The Aura gets top marks from parents and grandparents alike. Send this link to your loved ones—or buy one for yourself! DeeDee’s grandkids love these wooden stacking rocks whenever they visit. Not only do they use them to build towers, they make rainbows and pretend they are anything from unicorn eggs to members of a big family of block shaped animals. Get some and see what your grandkids do with them! If you found this valuable, forward it to a friend! Don't like how your name shows up in the salutation? Need to change your email address? Update your profile More Than Grand LLC | morethangrand.com |
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It is only in the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye. ~ Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince 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 In today's blended families, the role of step-grandparents can...
If becoming a grandmother was only a matter of choice, I should advise every one of you straight away to become one.~ Hannah Whithall Smith 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 Every new grandparent worries about this new role. The worries...
Dear Reader, I got an email a few days ago from a new grandmother who was struggling with an unexpected dynamic since her granddaughter was born: her younger daughter was jealous of the time she was spending with the baby. Knowing that her mom FaceTimed at a certain time each day, this daughter would routinely call during that time and be upset when she didn’t pick up. Sibling rivalry doesn’t disappear when our children become adults. When one of your children has a baby, your other children...