Dedicated to a grandparent's experience in love: grandchildren! To the unconditional love of grandparents everywhere. |
The Grandparents' Web consists of
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Grandparent's Web: Dedicated to an experience in love: grandchildren! To the unconditional love of grandparents everywhere. |
GrandparentingGrandParents' Web |
Dedicated to a grandparent's experience in love: grandchildren! To the unconditional love of grandparents everywhere. |
The Grandparents' Web consists of
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| Grandpa's Birthday Book a
growing up history of your grandchild that your grandchild writes for each year of his/her
life. A (free) gift from grandparents.
Retirement:
What a time for your utility bills to be going through the roof. Just as
you retired or are getting ready to retire. There is something you can do,
though. Keep in Touch: Tip of the week for grandparents to use in keeping in touch with grandchildren. Most weeks have two tips: one for the younger grandchild and one for the older grandchild. Camping with Grandchildren: In the woods or in your home! Grandparents Raising Grandkids: A series. Articles Table of Contents: articles of interest to grandparents cover many aspects of life's most wonderful role. Everything from bonding with grandchildren to the generation gap to staying young and open-minded is covered here. Letters: Letters from grandparents. Fun at Grandma's House: Entertaining visiting grandkids-- fun activities appropriate to your grandchild's age. Science/Math Fun. Print these often-changing short projects, glue to a postcard, and mail to your budding scientist-mathematician. These are really fun while teaching and building a love of science and math. Names: Grandparents send in the names their grandkids call them--names of pure love and immature tongues. Activities: Things for grandkids to do at your house--or more ways to stay-in-touch with out-or-town grandkids as many can be printed and mailed. Rainforest: Introduce your grandchildren to the ever-important rainforest. Visitation One of the big tragedies of divorce can be loss of contact with grandchildren and grandparents through loss of visitation rights: a series. How Do You Know You Are Hearing Impaired? Questions to ask yourself to determine if you are hearing impaired. You Now Know You Have Impaired Hearing. What Can You Do? Both the medical community and your own family can help with your hearing difficulties. Involving Grandchildren in Your Garden How can you involve your grandchild or grandchildren in gardening? It is easy! Just offer them a gardening spot. Involving Grandchildren in Composting Composting is a good way to involve your grandchildren in gardening, recycling, and earth-friendly activities. It involves dirt, digging, and water--favorite grandchild activities. Starting the Garden with Grandchildren You have a garden spot for your grandchildren. The bed is raised and filled with organic dirt. The compost pile is in use. Now how do you start gardening with your grandchild? Off to the Garden Store Off you go to the gardening store with your grandchild. Cultural and Value Differences in grandchildren, their parents, and grandparents. What would you like to see on the Grandparent's Web? Please let us know here. |
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