Are you a grandparent-to-be? Here's some advice from those who came before you
Summary
NPR explored the experiences and advice from grandparents on National Grandparents Day, a day dedicated to celebrating grandparents, established in 1978. The article shares personal stories and guidance from various grandparents for those expecting to enter this new phase of life.Key Facts
- National Grandparents Day is celebrated on the Sunday after Labor Day.
- President Jimmy Carter established the first National Grandparents Day in 1978.
- NPR collected advice from over 100 grandparents about their experiences.
- A common piece of advice from grandparents is not to interfere with how their children raise their grandchildren.
- Pam Parris found her first grandchild gave her purpose during a difficult time.
- Khrystal Dorton expressed that being a grandparent allowed her to support her daughter through postpartum depression.
- Frank Dailey became a "grandparent by proxy" after his friend's death and sees his role as supportive for his friend's son and family.
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