Create Your Own Family Memoir
There is no greater gift you can give yourself and your children than to know more about your parents’ early years. Leslie Gilbert-Lurie offers a list of questions you can use to create a family history.
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Cold Weather Activities For Children
I just read about a fun winter activity to do with your grandchildren—track the temperature where you live. The idea comes from Rebecca Cohen, founder of Rebecca Plants.
Read More »Hallmark Recordable Books Make a Long-Distance Connection
There are many high-tech ways to connect with our grandchildren. Here’s one more: Recordable Storybooks.They’re especially popular during the holiday season.
Read More »How to Build a Fire: And Other Handy Things Your Grandfather Knew
This book contains over 100 how-tos from the practical to the personal that will save you money, grow your confidence, make your life easier and help you have fun.
Read More »Being the “Other” Grandma Is No Fun
I’ve heard many grandmas say they sometimes feel a need to compete with the “other” grandma for the best presents or the coolest vacation or the best storyteller.
Read More »When Grandchildren Visit
Is your grandchild coming to visit? To ensure an enjoyable experience it’s a good idea to plan some age-appropriate activities that you’ll all remember with fondness.
Read More »6 Ways to Stop Cold and Flu Germs From Spreading
Spending time together at the holidays is precious, but the colds and flu that follow are definitely not precious. Here is what can you do keep your family healthy.
Read More »Teach Your Child How to Play
Children have such structured lives. They go to lessons and take team sports but but there are fewer opportunities for unstructured play. Many children simply don’t learn how to play.
Read More »Holiday Traditions Link the Generations
Sitting around our Thanksgiving table with my granddaughters made me realize why I value holiday traditions so much. These familiar rituals are the links that connect the generations.
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