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So Sexy So Soon

The New Sexualized Childhood and What Parents Can Do to Protect Their Kids [book excerpt]

By Diane E. Levin, Ph.D., and Jean Kilbourne, Ed.D. Ballantine Books, 226 pages [purchase here]

Editor’s Note: This book offers so much important information for parents and grandparents that we will run excerpts over several issues of GRAND. We [...]

Guiding your Grandgrandchildren’s Career Direction

For many, interests in an adult career are revealed in childhood. For many adults that don’t know what they want to do when they grow up, returning to childhood to re-evaluate their skills and talent can open doors of surprisingly new opportunity. For grandparents, how can you direct your young grandchildren to begin the process [...]

Grandparents Are Needed More Than Ever, MetLife Study Affirms

“One of the most fascinating studies I’ve ever done,” says Peter Francese, founder of American Demographics Magazine and one of the nation’s leading demographics and consumer marketing experts, describing the report published last summer by MetLife Mature Market Institute titled “American Grandparents: New Insights for a New Generation of Grandparents.”

Distilled from an impressive compilation [...]

Imagine That! (The Engine of Ideas)

Imagine That!

Imagination is the engine of ideas

“Imagination is more important than knowledge” — Albert Einstein

We just got back from a trip to the moon! What an adventure! Our space shuttle “shook” as it launched. We felt the rocket boosters separate. And my grandson and I “bounced” on the moon’s surface, collecting moon [...]

Single Best New Year Resolution for A Grandparent

There really is only one resolution that a grandparent should make this year.  No pounds to lose; no vows to clean closets and get organized; no new hobbies to develop.  Make this your year to have a real impact on your grandchildren’s lives.  Start by reading this and resolving to make this a part of [...]

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By Dr. Mercola, MD.

Common sense would suggest that, if we are giving our children more than five dozen vaccinations from day of birth to age 18, we are over-vaccinating our children. Yet, authorities continue to insist that “more is better” when it comes to vaccines without providing adequate scientific evidence to justify that assumption.

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Does My Grandchild Have Asperger’s?

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“Isn’t it okay for young children to be socially awkward?” a friend asked me the other day while discussing our grandchildren. “Yes, of course it is. Just as each grandchild is unique, their social development may be as well,” was my response. She asked the question because she felt something isn’t quite right with one of [...]