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Information--and lots of it--is what grandparent childcare providers need most.
With a few simple changes, you can make your home safer for grandchildren.
Stressed-out grandparents can follow five easy steps to help them manage their time while caring for grandchildren.
AARP suggests five steps that grandparents can take to stay healthy for their grandchildren.
The thrill of becoming a new grandparent is like nothing else. New grandparents today are different than they used to be. Although some issues are the same, many are new.
Raising grandchildren is hard work--and it takes a toll on a grandparent's emotional well-being and social life. These tips can help you take better care of yourself, so you can take better care of your grandchildren.
The check really is in the mail for a number of DC grandparents who have been approved for inclusion in the new Grandparent Caregiver Pilot Progam—and there’s still time for others to apply.
The April 30 special double-episode of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" highlights the AARP Foundation as the crew builds a home for an extraordinary pair of grandparents who are raising their orphaned grandchildren.
This guide walks grandparents and family caregivers through the steps to request temporary guardianship so that the caregiver can work directly with the child(ren)'s school, doctors and dentists.
When considering who will care for a child, families should sit down together and ask themselves these questions.
A printable checklist for grandparents raising grandchildren includes suggestions for family discussions, attorney consultations and information on how to gain medical and educational authority.
Learn the legal options and terminology involved in gaining the authority to be a primary caregiver.
A directory of Wyoming legal and support services for grandparents raising grandchildren is available through AARP Wyoming’s resource guide.
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