Why do grandparents spoil their grandchildren? Though they think of it as a way of showing their love, grandparents who spoil grandchildren are doing more damage than good. Find out what grandparents should do instead of spoiling their grandkids to create a deeper, more meaningful relationship.

Playing outdoors in the early years can help our grandchildren develop resilience, improve their motor skills, and even keep them healthy. Grandparents can provide these outdoor playing benefits by providing spaces and experiences to encourage outdoor play. Read on for ideas to help your grandkids connect with nature.

If you are looking for a book about love to send your grandchild for Valentine's Day or another occasion, these five picture books and five board books are the best children's books about love. Read our reviews of our favorite books about love for grandchildren.

Learn why staying fit is crucial for grandparents in this post by Sheila of Grandma Moves. As we age, we lose muscle mass and quick reaction time, which can impact our ability to do everyday activities and even affect our independence. Sheila shares simple exercises and activities that can help improve strength, flexibility, and balance to enjoy those precious moments with our grandchildren. Start small, make it enjoyable, and commit to a healthy lifestyle of fitness

Looking for a meaningful way to connect with your grandchild? Grandparent Love Letters are the answer! Our beautifully designed PDFs make it easy to write fun and engaging letters that will foster a strong bond and spread joy. With monthly themes and prompts, you'll never run out of things to write about. There's no better way to share your memories, values, and love with your grandchild.

Are you a grandparent struggling to establish a close relationship with your grandchild because the parents won't trust you with the baby? In this post, we share some common reasons why parents may hesitate to leave their baby with a grandparent and provide practical tips for building trust. From committing to safety to being physically able and knowing your role, these three foundations for being a trusted grandparent can help you create a special bond with your grandchild.

Looking for ideas to entertain your grandkids when they visit your home? Check out our blog post for a variety of activities, craft materials, and toy suggestions that will keep your young grandkids entertained. From playing dress-up to sorting cards, from creating spider webs with yarn to exploring the great outdoors, we've got easy activities that your grandchildren will love. Plus, we've included tips on selecting safe and age-appropriate toys, craft supplies, and books to ensure hours of fun and learning. Read on for more ideas!

Learn how to become a valuable grandparent and create a mutually beneficial relationship with your grandchild. Discover why being a valuable grandparent is so important and how you can be the best grandparent possible by showing interest in your grandchild's life.

What’s a grandnanny? Many grandparents help out with childcare, either regularly or occasionally. A grandnanny takes it ones step further: Instead of hiring a nanny, the parents plan with the grandparents to provide part or all of the childcare. Read this blog post by author and educator Shirley Showalter to see if being a grandnanny might be right for your family.

Learn how to bond with your new grandbaby even when you're far away in this informative blog post. Discover four creative ways to connect with your grandchild from birth to ensure that your grandbaby knows and loves you from afar. Don't let distance stand in the way of a special relationship with your grandchild!

Learn how to be a purposeful grandparent with our latest blog post! While spending time with your grandkids is valuable in and of itself, there's a lot to gain from being intentional and providing meaningful experiences for them. Read on for illustrative stories and reflection questions that will help you guide your grandchildren to connect their experiences with valuable principles and behaviors for enjoying meaningful lives.

It’s tempting for grandparents to buy too many gifts for their grandchildren, especially when they don’t see them often. While parents complain grandparents buy too many gifts, there’s an even better reason for grandparents not to bring gits with every visit.