The granny diaries : an insider's guide for new grandmothers

This delightful guide gives new grandmas clear direction on how to navigate foreign territory. Celebrated columnist Adair Lara advises on how to choose a decent name (Oopsie? Boopsie?). She outlines how to give advice without getting a Dr. Sears guide chucked at the head. She offers wise counsel on how to stay on the parents' good side (hint: don't say anything, ever). Hilarious in its blunt truisms, __The Granny Diaries__ steers around the shoals of grandma sentimentality. And yet, having fallen madly in love with her own grandchildren, Adair affirms that the years after the big G truly are golden.

this Delightful Guide Gives New Grandmas Clear Direction On How To Navigate Foreign Territory. Celebrated Columnist Adair Lara Advises On How To Choose A Decent Name (oopsie? Boopsie?). She Outlines How To Give Advice Without Getting A Dr. Sears Guide Chucked At The Head. She Offers Wise Counsel On How To Stay On The Parents' Good Side (hint: Don't Say Anything, Ever). Hilarious In Its Blunt Truisms, the Granny Diaries Steers Around The Shoals Of Grandma Sentimentality. And Yet, Having Fallen Madly In Love With Her Own Grandchildren, Adair Affirms That The Years After The Big G Truly Are Golden.

Becoming a grandmother. Birth Child rearing today. Parents back when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Parents today. Don't say anything, ever Face time with your grandchild. Babysitting. Not babysitting. What you can do. Shelling out. Presence Parent, schmarent : you and the kid. Grandmothers who fly. Besotted The paternal grandmother and cutting grandma some slack. The auxiliary grandmother. Cutting grandma some slack : a note to the parent Afterword. Hilarious in its blunt truisms, this delightful guide gives new grandmas clear direction on how to navigate foreign territory while steering around the shoals of grandma sentimentality A guide that gives new grandmas tips and pointers such as: how to choose a decent name, how to give advice without getting in trouble, and how to stay on the parents' good side