Celebrate Your Journey as a New Grandmother
The First-Time Grandmother’s Journal is a beautifully illustrated keepsake for recording and cherishing all of your emotions and magical moments of your grandmother journey.
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My All-Time Favorite Grandparenting Book
Jane Isay’s book, “Unconditional Love: A Guide to Navigating the Joys and Challenges of Being a Grandparent Today” focuses on helping you and your adult children make the most of your relationship with a grandchild.
Read More »Empower Your Grandchildren to Dream Big
The New Year is a perfect time to inspire your grandchildren to envision what they’d like to do in the coming year and write some goals in My Gratitude and Dream Journal.
Read More »“Real Grands” Redefines the Image of Grandparents
Author and grandmother Deborah Drezon Carroll has created a multi-layered book for modern grandparents to share with their grandchildren.
Read More »Lesley Stahl’s Book Becoming Grandma is Creating a Buzz
Lesley Stahl is creating quite a buzz about grandparenthood with her bestseller, Becoming Grandma: The Joys and Science of the New Grandparenting.
Read More »Are You Denied Access to Your Grandchildren?
Sadly, many grandparents are denied access to their grandchildren. Author Pat Hanson calls these heartbroken grandparents “Invisible Grandparents” and offers help to them in her book.
Read More »Grandparenting With Heart Inspires Meaningful Conversations
Several years ago, author Juliet Rothman’s 13-year old granddaughter told her about her first date and then asked Juliet to describe her first date. At that moment she realized that our lives matter to our grandchildren as much as theirs do to us. She was inspired to write her book, Grandparenting with Heart: . .
Read More »Grandmas Speak Up on Helicopter Parenting
Julie Lythcott-Haims noticed an alarming trend while she was dean of freshmen at Stanford University—the increasing encroachment of parents into their children’s live.
Read More »Breaking Free of Overparenting
Julie Lythcott-Haims noticed a startling rise in parental involvement in students’ lives. More parents were exerting control over students’ academic work, extracurricular activities, and career choices.
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