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Warning: It's no sock hop Fashions change. Friendship doesn't. »

Shopping for the kids never used to be this complicated One grandmother's dilemma »

Your support and positive words are crucial What one grandma told an 11-year-old »

When a grandchild breaks a cherished object, your reaction speaks volumes What one grandparent did »

A man's wife and step-grandchildren train him to reach out and touch A heartwarming Father's Day story »

A child's divorce and a grandchild's financial need bring tension into a couple's new home Meet Susan and Edward »

After divorce and remarriage, grandparents find themselves with generations in need Meet Linda and Terry »

When this grandmother visits, she just wants the kids to turn away from the screen for a while Too much to ask? »

A shopping trip for an appropriate dress can be a challenge Seeking trendy but not trashy »

As the kids get older, a grandmother seeks more one-on-one time You don't have to play video games »

A phone rings, and maternal instincts take over Always ready to help »

A turquoise Sunbeam Mixmaster prepares treats for a fifth generation Still spinning after all these years »

A modern grandmother tries to find a new way to bond with her grandkids Struggles on the path »

Whether it's an annual treat or a weekly drive, start traditions that give meaning Lasting memories »

The process of divorce can rip families apart. Grandparents can offer support. Meeting up at the ball game »

We want to be there whenever our families call. But what about our own needs? Is it too hard to say no? »

We love being grandparents, but we're also honest about the challenges Trying to do it all »

This grandmother isn't ready to stop hosting Thanksgiving dinner What's wrong with the alternatives? »