Storytelling Brings Family History to Life
Storytelling is more than entertainment. Storytelling brings family history to life while fostering imagination and creativity.
Read More »New Line of Empathy Cards Says What You Can’t
Emily McDowell’s new line of empathy cards are funny, honest and many times poke fun at the platitudes people so often reach for when they are scared.
Read More »Getting the Most Out of Your Disneyland Visit
Disneyland can be the happiest place on Earth, but to make the most out of your visit do some research and planning before you go.
Read More »Grandma Has Head Lice. Say What?!
No one in my family has ever had head lice. At least not until last week, when my hairstylist finally diagnosed the cause of my intensely itchy scalp.
Read More »Grandma Ready to Call It Quits Over Out-of-Control Grandchildren
My friend complained that taking care of her grandchildren is exhausting because they don’t get along and she’s tired of trying to help the parents control the kids.
Read More »“Flat Stanley” Inspires Fun Project for Children
My 8-year old friend invited me to participate in her “Flat Stanley” project by keeping a travel journal with sights and souvenirs from my travels around my town.
Read More »When Grandma Breaks the Parents’ Rules
When you’re watching your grandchild and break the parents’ rules, do you confess or let it slide and figure “what happens at grandma’s, stays at grandma’s?”
Read More »Adapting to Your Grandchild’s Dietary Needs
Whether it’s medical or ethical reasons, children are eating very differently than our generation did and we need to be conscious about the food we give them.
Read More »Constant Praise May Be Damaging Our Grandchildren
Today’s parents heap praise on their children for the tiniest achievements. There is mounting evidence that constant praise may be damaging our grandchildren.
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