We cover topics that matter to grandparents - and parents - such as concrete ways to help new parents, understanding new trends in child care, and meaningful ways to connect the generations. The resources and products we offer foster open communication, encourage healthy boundaries, and equip new grandparents with the tools they need to become a supportive partner to their grandchild's parents. Sign up for our newsletter to find out why grandparenting isn't about spoiling the grandkids anymore. Parents welcome!
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Kids need rituals. They need the security of them, the bonding time of them 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 GrandparentWhen parents bring their baby to visit the grandparents, visits go smoothly if you’ve invested in a few essentials. Read what things parents say are helpful, complete with storage and budget tips in What New Grandparents Really Need: 7 Essential Items for Your Home. When you first heard your new grandchild's name, did your heart sink a little? You're not alone—many grandparents struggle with names they find too modern, old-fashioned, or weird. Discover why your initial reaction is normal and what never to say to the parents in What to Say When You Hate Your Grandbaby’s Name. Connecting with Your GrandchildrenAI is opening up magical new ways for grandparents to connect with young grandchildren, whether you're next door or across the country. Discover how in Using AI with Grandchildren: Creative Activities That Work. A child’s relationship with a grandparent is different from their parents or other relatives. Learn what children remember most about grandparents, according to psychologists. Helping ParentsGrandparent-parent relationships are filled with complexities. In this complicated family dynamic, the question of who should extend invitations to see the grandchildren can become a point of contention. We share some thoughts in Do You Need an Invitation to Visit Your Grandchildren? If you are excited to welcome your first grandchild, there are some things you need to do before baby arrives. Learn why thoughtful preparation could be the key to becoming the confident, supportive grandparent your family needs. Gift IdeasPoetry helps children develop literacy skills—and it’s just plain fun. The Random House Book of Poetry for Children is “The most accessible and joyous introduction to the world of poetry!” We think it belongs in every child’s library—is it in your grandchild’s yet? Celebrate the joy of giving thanks with Our Little Adventure at Thanksgiving, a heartwarming Thanksgiving board book for babies and toddlers from author, illustrator, and licensed speech-language pathologist Tabitha Paige, CCC-SLP. Order now on Amazon.
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We cover topics that matter to grandparents - and parents - such as concrete ways to help new parents, understanding new trends in child care, and meaningful ways to connect the generations. The resources and products we offer foster open communication, encourage healthy boundaries, and equip new grandparents with the tools they need to become a supportive partner to their grandchild's parents. Sign up for our newsletter to find out why grandparenting isn't about spoiling the grandkids anymore. Parents welcome!
To a small child, the perfect granddad is unafraid of big dogs and fierce storms but absolutely terrified of the word ‘boo.' ~ Robert Brault 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 Do you ever knowingly—or unknowingly—use guilt to try to get...
Likely as not, the child you can do the least with will do the most to make you proud. ~ Mignon McLaughlin 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 Feeling uncertain about how the holidays will go as a grandparent? Click here to join our FREE...
Hello, Reader! I don’t have many bad dreams, but I do have a recurring holiday nightmare. I have it every year without fail. In the dream, it’s late on Christmas Eve, and I suddenly realize I haven’t bought or wrapped any stocking stuffers. I race to the only open store, which is always the Sav-on Drugs of my childhood, and buy random items to fill stockings for all my children. I always wake up in a panic. And then, every year, I realize I still have plenty of time, and I start to get...