Grandparents and grandchildren alike enjoy building memories together. Whether it is baking cookies, playing games or reading books together, children will always remember the quality times they shared with their grandparents. And while some grandparents are not able to spend much time with their grandchildren, they can still form lasting memories during their visits. Kesler suggests grandparents begin a tradition with their grandchildren, whether it's a particular game or activity, during visits. He gives the example of coloring Easter eggs together each year, having the children help set the table whenever they come to visit, having a special place for the children to sit at the dinner table, or staying up late to eat popcorn and talk. This continuity will help solidify lasting memories.
This space in a article made me think why not we happen to live together to have time with our parents and our parents too could find a life in there last days....
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