Starting school is a huge milestone for a young child. As their grandparent, you can take small, intentional steps to help prepare your grandchild for their first year of kindergarten. Read on for simple tips to help your grandchild be ready for kindergarten!

Want to build a lasting bond with your grandchildren? Learn how asking the right questions now can help you become their trusted confidant for life. Discover conversation starters that work even over video chat!

Family stories are more than fun- they help your grandkids in many ways. Read on for why family storytelling should be a tradition when your grandchildren visit!

A well-stocked arts and crafts bin is a huge help in entertaining the grandkids when they visit. Find out what we suggest grandparents include and how to help kids’ creativity flow.

If you want to be an involved grandparent, you need to be able to keep up with your grandchildren. These workouts from Sheila of Instagram’s @grandma_moves will improve your stamina, energy, and flexibility.

Keeping up with the grandkids takes stamina, energy, and flexibility. Read on for how to be an active, involved grandparent by prioritizing your health and fitness.

Looking for ways to create lasting memories with your grandchildren? These simple annual traditions help build strong family bonds without requiring elaborate planning or expense.

With just a little preparation, FaceTime with grandchildren can be a regular time to play and connect. Read on for five things to do on Zoom, Skype or FaceTime with your young grandchildren. These FaceTime games are appropriate for children from a year old on up.

What is a step-grandparent and how do they fit into a family? We share some tips on how to navigate expectations and family dynamics to become a part of your step-grandchild’s life.

Buying gifts for your grandchildren is fun, but it’s not the best way to show them how much you love them. Here are 5 better ways to express a grandparent’s love.

How do you make being a long-distance grandparent as rewarding as being closer to your grandchildren? Here are five things that will help you and your grandchildren create a close, loving relationship.

When we become grandparents, the traditions we cherish with our own children may not continue. But we have the opportunity to create new traditions with our grandchildren! Read to learn how those traditions can be an opportunity to pass along our values—and some ideas for creating a gift tradition.