What begins as a playful moment can become a lifelong connection. My Upside-Down Hug started when my grandkids were toddlers — and they still talk about it today. Create your own ritual. The impact lasts forever. 🌿✨
Your legacy as a grandparent isn’t created in grand moments—it’s built in the everyday love, wisdom, and presence you share. Every story you tell, every value you model, and every memory you create becomes part of the inheritance your grandchildren carry into the future.
Neil Taft: A Toastmaster for the Ages For decades, Neil Taft has stood at the lectern as both student and teacher, embodying what
When grandparents and the mother of their grandchildren, married or separated, work together with respect and kindness, children thrive in love, stability, and family harmony.
When holiday traditions shift, it can feel like rejection—but it’s really family evolution at work. Learn how grandparents can embrace new roles, adapt traditions, and keep connections strong.
What can an “unsupervised 11-year-old” who quit high school three times teach us about family, resilience, and grandparenting? A lot, if his name is Neil Taft.
Grandparents know storms don’t last forever. By sharing our stories of resilience, we teach grandchildren that strength is found in endurance, hope, and the courage to keep going.
Taking care of yourself isn’t a luxury—it’s a gift to your grandchildren. When you feel your best, you can give your best.
Magic moments happen when we connect through the ways they communicate, not just our own. By meeting them in their world, we create deeper bonds, shared understanding, and memories that truly last.
