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!
TWWWG: Summer Edition
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"And at the end of the day, your feet should be dirty, your hair messy and your eyes sparkling." 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! Making Summer MemoriesGet ready to soak up the season and create meaningful moments with your grandkids. Make summer afternoons extra special with simple crafts that spark creativity—these must-have supplies will set you up for hands-on fun with your grandkids. Cuddle up with a stack of picture books that celebrate the magic of summer—perfect for quiet moments after a day of play. Discover how play strengthens your bond and supports your grandchild’s development in The Gift of Play by Judith Van Hoorn. This practical book provides inspiration for days of fun! Whether you’ll be together or apart, our Amazon shop has suggestions for summer activities that can create lasting memories. Keeping Your Grandkids SafeA little preparation goes a long way in keeping summer worry-free. Splashing in the pool or playing at the beach is part of summer fun—but water play comes with serious risks. Here’s what every grandparent should know to keep their grandkids safe around water. A curious toddler and an unlocked cabinet can spell trouble fast. This quick guide will help you prevent accidental poisonings and create a safer space for visiting grandchildren. Thinking of pulling out that old crib or borrowing a high chair? Learn what’s safe to reuse—and what could pose a hidden risk. Be ready for anything from scraped knees to sudden fevers—this checklist will help you stock a grandchild-friendly first aid kit that’s perfect for summer adventures. Summer Visits & AdventuresFrom weekend visits to once-in-a-lifetime trips, these tips will help you enjoy every journey. If you are interested in planning a Grandma Camp or Cousin Camp, check out this complete guide from Adventures in Nanaland. Is a big family vacation on your calendar? Whether you're planning a beach getaway or a weekend road trip, these practical travel tips will help ensure your multigenerational adventure is joyful and stress-free. Or maybe you’re dreaming of a getaway with your grandchild that leaves their parents at home? Discover why skip-gen trips are a growing trend—and how they can create unforgettable memories. Planning meals for picky eaters or snack-happy toddlers? The tips in Feeding the Grandkids When They Visit will help you serve up delicious memories while keeping things simple and stress-free. Make sure you are ready for the next visit from the grandkids with our customizable Pre-visit Checklist. Get your copy here. We want to help you be a Most Valuable Grandparent! Visit our shop to see all our resources. More Than Grand LLC | morethangrand.com |
Calling all new grandparents! (and parents, too!)
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!
Dear Reader, I don’t know about you, but when I was a new mom, I had three basic sources of parenting advice: our family doctor, a couple of books, and my mother. That’s where I turned when I wasn’t sure when to start solids, or whether I should worry about the baby’s fever. Thanks to the internet and social media, your grandchild’s parents have 24/7 access to up-to-date information on how to tackle every parenting choice. Whether it’s advice about breastfeeding, sleeping, discipline,...
You can do anything with children if only you play with them. ~Otto von Bismarck 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 Grandparents offer far more than babysitting and cookies. Read how these relationships create lasting benefits for...
Hello, Reader! My Instagram DMs are full of pleas from parents who need help handling a specific situation with their child’s grandparents. The other day, I got this one: “Any tips for a nana who when I discuss feeding with her says “you don’t want a fat baby” over and over. Baby is 7 weeks old. I can’t be the only one with a mom who is hyper focused on weight and attaches value to it right? I don’t want her commenting on my daughter’s weight the way she does mine (still does, likes to pat my...