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A Great Book for Kids!
Here at Grandparentslink we are always looking for new storybooks to read and share with our viewers, because who doesn’t love cozying up with your grandchild and reading a story together?! (And, it’s a plus when we get to steal them away from their tablets and TV’s) …wouldn’t you agree?
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MAKE FOOD YOUR FRIEND!
Follow these guidelines and food will be your friend and you’ll never have an issue with food again! Really. It’s pretty simple. People make it waaaaay harder than it has to be. You don’t need to be extreme in your eating. You simply need to learn to BE CONSCIOUS.
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6 Tips to Help You Be a Most Awesome Mother-in Law!
Family dynamics are a funny thing; often times you are better to sit back and take a moment to reflect upon your own experiences so that it is possible to grow and learn from all those experiences in life. Being an awesome mother-in-law is just that
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Note to self:
Note to self: You are not too old and it’s not too late
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Playing Cards with Kids!
Looking for a way to help your grandchildren take turns, follow rules, learn math and memory skills, and face competition in a healthy way? How about a game of Crazy Eights?
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Create Your Own Book Featuring Family Favorites
We have one great idea here, so pay attention grandparents! No doubt you have some of those favorite family recipes that everyone asks you to create, right? Oh come on.. we know you are holding out on sharing all the ingredients, yes?
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Shortcuts for Spring Cleaning
Might sound silly, but we know when Spring arrives, everyone is itching to get our places freshened up, and we’ve got some easy tips and foolproof strategies for making your home sparkle—fast.
Is there really a way around spending hours and hours on a massive seasonal spruce-up?
10 Things That Require Zero Talent
1. Being on time
2. Work ethic
3. Effort
4. Energy
5. Body language
6. Passion
7. Doing extra
8. Be prepared
9. Being coachable
10. Attitude
~Molly Fletcher
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5 Issues on Women’s Health
While we all know that women’s bodies are different from men: to what extent do we truly understand how women can take unique preventive measures to live and strong and healthy life?
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Conversation & Discussion in the #MeToo Age
The #MeToo movement is up front and center, and it’s not going away. Although sexual harassment and sexual abuse have been happening for generations, it is now being brought out into the open as victims share their stories, and parents and grandparents converse about topics to educate children regarding sexual harassment.
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Storytime for Babies
Reading will make your grandbaby smarter. Here are tips to tune your tot into text.
Do babies really care if you read to them? Absolutely! And it’s never too early to start. “Reading to even the youngest of babies helps their brains establish neural pathways, which are the building blocks to all future learning,” says Linda Nelson, senior curriculum developer for KinderCare, a leading provider of early childhood education and care.
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Inhale, exhale, breathe,
Repeat… And oh, did we also mention, Be...
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Look Who’s Talking
Where fun-loving and inspiring Grandparents explore life…
Get up close and personal with Leslie & Kay, founders of Grandparentslink.com, in this live radio interview with #Grand radio.
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