Things to Do Now That You’re a Grandparent

Filled with fun, inspirational and inventive things to do as you embark on the role of a lifetime, now that you’re a Grandparent.

Grandparents make the world a little softer, a little kinder, and a little warmer.

For most of us, news of a grandchild’s impending arrival will send us into a dizzying array of emotions. No single feeling fits the bill... How could it? The birth of a grandchild signals a new stage of your life, a new beginning.

Grandparents today are generally healthier, busier and may still be working when their first grandchild arrives than a generation ago. So your role can vary greatly: from being the on-hand carer while parents go to work, to the long distance grandparent who keeps in touch via emails, letters, photographs and presents. Or you may be somewhere in between, providing regular support to your children while also bringing a little fun into the lives of your grandchildren. However you choose to do it, there are great joys to be had rediscovering the passage of childhood for the third time and being taking an important role in the life of a little one.

This little book is packed with fun, creative and practical advice for grandparents. Whether you are a first-time grandparent or you’re trying to find new ways to create life-changing experiences with your grandchildren, Things to do now that you’re a Grandparent is the book for you.

Amy Goyer (Author)
Amy Goyer has been involved in intergenerational issues and programs at the local, state, national and international level for 25 years. She has written and lectured extensively about the issues of family, aging and building intergenerational relationships, and worked with the American Association of Retired Persons for 15 years in a number of roles. A recognized media authority, Amy currently serves as Senior Vice President of Outreach for Grandparents.com, the premier online destination for grandparents, where she is responsible for developing programs to enhance the relationships among grandparents, grandchildren and parents.