The Bridge to Your Grandchildren: Neil Taft’s New Book Is Here
“The daughter-in-law or daughter is the queen on the throne. She controls whether or not you will see your grandchildren – through thick and thin, through marriage and divorce, through anything.”
– Neil Taft, The Bridge to Your Grandchildren
The Bridge to Your Grandchildren
You have the right to be right – but how much are you willing to pay to exercise it? Neil Taft’s challenge to every grandparent and parent who wants more love in their family.
What Their Parents Want You To Know – And Why Most Grandparents Never Ask
Neil Taft shares a preview of his upcoming book – practical strategies for grandparents who want to stay close, build trust with parents, and become the kind of presence their grandchildren carry forward for life.
The Question That Changed How I Think About Grandparenting
After one answer on The Rebel Rootz Show went viral with 1.9 million views, Neil Taft realized the biggest mistake grandparents make – and why fixing it is the key to everything.
When You Disagree With How Your Grandchildren Are Being Raised
Disagreeing with your grandchildren’s parents is inevitable. How you handle it determines whether you stay connected or get pushed out. Here’s a practical framework for navigating disagreements without damaging the relationship.
Building a Bridge to Your Grandchildren Through Their Parents
The secret to meaningful grandparent-grandchild relationships isn’t just about the kids—it’s about honoring their parents. Learn how supporting your adult children creates stronger bonds with your grandchildren and builds family harmony.
My Signature Upside-down Hug
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
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.
The Mother of Your Grandchildren
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 Collide
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.