Grandparents and adult children can heal relationships and make changes for the next generation.
This checklist will help you make an informed choice about whether you allow your parent to spend time with your child and how that time is spent.
Everyone’s priority should be keeping the child safe, whether from a stranger, a family member, or a dangerous parenting decision.
You may be wondering how you can work with the grandparents in your life and get them to respect your way of doing things at home.
If you do not have a healthy relationship with your adult child, your grandchildren are not a “do-over.”
If your parent or in-law is violating a boundary with your child, here are some ways you can respond.
Use this checklist to help you identify what boundaries you need to set with grandparent(s) in your child’s life.
It's important for both grandparents and parents to communicate openly and respectfully about parenting and find common ground.
Ways to show your adult child you want to be a good grandparent.
If you set boundaries with a grandparent, you may be accused of using the children as “pawns.”