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Ask The Outnumbered Mother Spring 2017 Edition
Do you have parenting questions? Asking for a friend? The Outnumbered Mother by Amy Hunter has you covered. more
Ask The Outnumbered Mother: Advice on Having Another Baby and Potty Training a Reluctant Toddler
Amy Hunter from The Outnumbered Mother answers your parenting questions in her monthly advice column. more
Destination: "Me" Trip with Grandparents
Grandparents get special bonding time when they take their grandchildren alone on vacation. more
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Understanding Grandparent Visitation Rights
Grandparent visitation rights are very limited, not only in Florida but throughout the United States. more
Four Suggestion for Celebrating Grandparent's Day
National Grandparents Day originated with Marian McQuade, a housewife in Fayette County, West Virginia. Her primary motivation was to champion the cause of the elderly in nursing homes. more
When a Grandparent’s Home Isn’t Home
Bringing kids to visit a grandparent or great grandparent in a nursing home is an extra special time, but can also be extra tricky. You want to spend some quality time together, but you’re also on the spot, parenting unpredictable small children. more
Trip With Your Grandkids? Start Here!
Traveling with grandchildren and introducing them to more of the world is one of the real joys of being a grandparent. If you are interested in taking a trip with your grandchildren, we have seven tips that will help you start the process. more
GrandparentsGuide.com To Launch
GrandparentsGuide.com is an innovative website that will launch in the summer of 2015. The site offers news of interest to grandparents plus local connections that grandparents will be able to utilize for events and activities. more
The Good Grandparent Guide: Grandparenting Ain’t Easy
The world of grandparenting can be tricky; just try to put yourself in their shoes for a minute. They have raised their kids already and think they did a pretty awesome job. Now their baby has had a baby and they don’t know how to act. more
Stuck in the Middle: 7 Ways for Moms in the Sandwich Generation to Reduce Stress of Caregiving
Mothers in the “sandwich generation” (between the ages of 35 and 54 who are simultaneously caring for children and aging parents,) feel more stress than any other age group. This stress impacts all aspects of their lives. more
Keep in Touch with Grandma & Grandpa This Summer
It's no secret that families are more scattered across the miles than ever. If your children's grandparents aren't local, here are 5 awesome ways your kids can strengthen the bonds with their grandparents this summer. more
Over Age 50? Make Long-Term Care Plans Before They Are Needed
The best time to make decisions regarding long-term care is well before it’s needed. An unexpected illness or injury may force you or a loved one into making hasty decisions. more
Surefire Ways to Connect Kids and Grandparents via Technology
If your family doesn't all live close by, here are a few ideas to help you strengthen the grandchild/grandparent relationship through the use of technology. more
Memories of My Grandparents
Grandparents are the windows to our past and, through their experiences, the keys to our future if we choose to grab them. more
