What Surprisingly Happens When You Become a New Apple Watch Owner

Many of my friends are new or fairly new grandparents.  I keep telling them to select a category on the www.grandmother-blog.com home page that relates to their grandchild’s age group.  I even have a category, New Parents and Parents to Be, which helps grandparents to be navigate pregnancy and a category, Parents of Grandchildren, which helps navigate when the grandchild is born.

I decided to highlight my favorites in categories, including the most that friends seemed to need the most, or question me about the most.  Or it is a topic that I think would be helpful to parents too.  Or relates to more than just preschoolers. As I start on this journey, I hope I am not going to say, just read all 44 posts in the preschool category.  I would say if you are a parent or the grandparent of a preschooler, open the category and just look at the headings.  One may later be helpful if you are aware of it!

Should Grandchildren be Forced to Write Grandma a Thank You Note

This was written in 2013, and I still love it exactly as written.

Grandma’s Exercise Tips to Improve Memory and Mood

Ditto.

The Children’s Song “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes. . . “ Brings us To Three Important Tips For Boomer Grandparents’ “Eyes, Ears, Mouth, And Nose.”

This was written in 2021.  I just visited my ENT and I agree with the tips.  I am in the process of writing a post about songs, many more songs than this, my favorite for movement for babies, toddlers and preschoolers.

This Grandma’s Favorite New Tip About Hugging Grandchildren, and Additional Five Best Tips on Personal Touch For All Ages and For Health Based On Scientific Research

A post from 2025 that I love. I love hugging the grandchildren. I use this top tip with all my grandchildren, which now range from near age 23 to 8.  This post also includes my top tip for newborns! And for adults!

2025 Holidays Gifting of Board Games For Ages Two and Up to Adult Goes Way Beyond Candyland and Monopoly

I told myself I was going to limit myself to five prior blog posts per category.  Number five was a hard choice, but again this post applies to multiple age groups.  Do not wait for the holidays to buy board games for your preschoolers.  Buy Exploding Kittens – I just played it with multiple age groups together.  Do read the instructions as you use different cards and amounts for different amounts of players, down to just two—grandparent and preschooler grandchild!  It also introduces you, the reader, to Wirecutter, which is a great resource to check for anything with

Joy,

Mema