Congratulations, you're a grandparent or you are about to be one! It is a great deal and an event you may have been anticipating for a very long time. This transition gives problems as well as pleasure. Right here are ten tips to help you steer clear of usua; new-grandparent problems and handle your new role with grace ad flair.

As much as you can, remain positive, be adaptable, and go with the flow.

Focus on supporting the expecting parents, rather than telling them what you want. They will appreciate it.

Listen and defer.

No matter how many kids you raised or how they turned out, your grownup child and his or her spouse are now in charge of the childrearing. Be careful about giving thoughts or suggestions unless of course you’re asked directly. And even then, tread lightly and express yourself gently.

Go easy on buying stuff for the baby.

With a new grandchild on the way, it’s so tempting to go on a shopping spree. But before you do, ask first the mother and father-to-be what they need, what they do not want, and whether there’s a baby registry or wishlist you can consult before you purchase something. Or, if they want to wait around to shop until after the baby is born.

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