This GRANDmom Explains…”Yeah but…” How we can understand seemingly incompatible positions. BY KAREN L. RANCOURT After the recent presidential election, several readers of my advice column expressed shock that one
I PROMISE, the Slam Dunk New Picture Book from Cultural Icon LeBron James “I promise to be courageous, to be free, to strive for greatness, to be me.” Every parent
Come To Grammie Camp BY LINDA EYRE Looking back over my twenty plus years of Grandmothering, I’ve realized that the best investment of my time and the most fun I’ve
Sesame Workshop helps kids face parental addiction In the United States, there are 5.7 million children under age 11, or one in eight children, living in households with a parent
The ABCs of Learning Issues – A Practical Guide for Parents Author: Dana Stahl, M. Ed. Reviewer: Jeanette Perkins aka Beeba The ABCs of Learning Issues is a wonderful resource
Living Agelessly – Is 70 the new 40? BY BARBARA PENN-ATKINS “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the age of wisdom, it was
Enrich your grandbaby’s first year! Your sleeping, waking, crying, eating, rocking, rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, cruising, walking, talking GRANDbaby BY CHERYL HARBOUR You have a new GRANDbaby! It’s a major
My grandson—the author BY SARA TISDEL During our weeklong family Thanksgiving trip to Florida, after a few days of nonstop ocean and pool fun, I asked my six-year-old grandson, Joah,
Exxon’s Own Research Confirmed Fossil Fuels’ Role in Global Warming Decades Ago Top executives were warned of possible catastrophe from greenhouse effect, then led efforts to block solutions. By Neela
From all of us regarding GRAND and politics…. What do we want most for our grandkids? Does it change over time? Do Swedes want different things than do Nigerians? How
BY CHERYL HARBOUR – Author My GRANDbaby – for new and expecting grandparents Will you be hands-on or on the sidelines? Will you love this grandbaby long distance or up
Granddad reads and leads By Ken Canfield A Massachusetts Colony law enacted in 1644 stated that heads of households should be responsible for teaching their children to read. What if,
Do Any Of Your Grandchild’s Toys, Furniture, Etc., Appear On This Recall List? By Laura Nikolovska – Kids In Danger Not only is summer officially underway but also we are halfway
My GRANDbaby: Summer In Full Bloom BY CHERYL HARBOUR What a great time to be alive! Babies experiencing spring and summer for the first time are lucky, indeed, because the
What Kids Need for a Mentally Healthy Summer by Tanya Peterson, NCC, MS Summer is about to begin in earnest. Those adults who have children in their lives likely have
Yes you, that’s who. Who doesn’t want to live their best life possible? We sure do and believe lots of others in the GRAND stage of life, agree. So, come
By Marsha Felton One-of-a-kind event in San Francisco on November 19-20 brings together 500+ tech entrepreneurs and industry innovators to share best practices and collaborate on new models in care
Let’s face it: the holiday season is full of contradictions. It brings out both the best and the worst in people. It seems like everyone has an opinion about how you
By Emily Johnsen Parents and grandparents are the child’s first and foremost teachers. They play an important role in teaching children to read and—maybe just as importantly–to love reading. Now that
By Deanna Picon Family trips can be a great way to bond with your loved ones, especially with your Austistic grandchild. With proper planning, realistic expectations, and a positive attitude, it