This week’s tip is a gem. Many new grandparents find that although they do want to keep up with the changes in pregnancy and parenting once they start to have grandchildren, they don’t want to overload their own kids (the parents-to-be) with questions. Grandparent Blogger SSM suggests: “As a grandparent ( to be ), whether your daughter is pregnant or your daughter-in-law, I found that following along each day in the book, The Pregnancy Journal: A Day-to-Day Guide to a Healthy and Happy Pregnancy, was a very interesting way to be informed about what is happening with the development of the baby and what your daughter or daughter-in-law might be going through. The book is well written and full of lots of fun facts about pregnancy in other cultures and helpful nutritional information.”
EHParenting knows how busy you are, and wants to help make your childcare experience the best possible. "Notes from Your Nanny" is written by our newest EHParenting team member, Dena, who is a long-time professional nanny. Dena will give you insights into all the things that are on your nanny's mind that she might not be able to say to you, and gently remind you of all the things you wish you had remembered to say to your nanny!
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