In the form of colorful quilts, two African American women share their cultural heritage with the world. They discuss their art and talk about how family history shapes their roles as grandparents.

Give the Gift of Giving

By Bambi Holzer

It's never too early to start teaching your grandchildren about the importance of philanthropy. Start by setting an example and by picking a charitable cause that is special to the child or family.

Congratulations,
You're Going to
Be a Grandparent

A new baby is coming into your family, so it's time to prepare and embrace your new role.

Managing a Child's Meltdown

By Amy Conrad

Curbing a temper tantrum is not as straightforward as you might think. Here are some tips to control outbursts.

Bonding From a Distance

By Julia Halewicz

Do your younger relatives seem never to call? Try some of these innovative ideas to establish close connections to family members living far away.

Keys to the Magic Kingdom in Orlando

By Mary Dixon Lebeau

If you are considering a trip to Disney World with the grandchildren, use this planner filled with tips and important dates to make your vacation a success.

Parenting Advice You Got Right

By Allison Pennell

Your children might have called your parenting style old fashioned, but cod-liver oil, outdoor play and children minding their manners are back in style. So grandparents, go ahead and say, "I told you so."

Understanding Your Grandkids
Could Be as Easy as 1-2-3

By Charlotte Latvala

The different personality traits of your grandchildren—leader, peacemaker, class clown—can often be explained by the order of their birth in each family.