Grandparents

If grandma and grandpa don't want to be called "grandma" and "grandpa," we've got the ultimate list of alternative names for grandparents from different backgrounds and of varying levels of formality.

If your child is lucky enough to have grandparents and great-grandparents in their life, they can serve as a great source of information for your child to learn about their family tree and history.

Children under their grandparents’ care spend about half of that time on screens, according to a new study. Here are the reasons why, and what you can do as a parent to minimize screen time with grandparents.

Looking for a special Mother's Day gift for Grandma? Bring a smile to her face with one of these thoughtful and creative gift ideas!

This article contains a list of the common names grandchildren use to address their grandmothers and grandfathers.

When grandparents give parents advice on parenting, problems can ensue. Learn how to avoid miscommunication.

Read about the growing bond between granddaughter and grandmother.

There may be a lot you don't know about your grandmother. Find out how you can get to really know her.

Don't be a "play-it-again mom"! Find tips on how to be a great grandmother.

Learn what rights grandparents and step-grandparents have with their grandchildren.

A growing number of senior citizens are caring for their children's children. How are they coping?

Celebrate the older generation that keeps families vibrant — and together!

Grandparents can assume some wonderfully unique and significant roles in the lives of their gifted grandchildren.

More and more grandparents are parenting again, and organizing resources to help themselves cope.

Raising grandchildren can require a different approach than raising your children.

A mother seeks advice on how to prepare her children (ages 8, 11, and 20) for their grandmother's imminent decline and death.