Customer Reviews

101 Ways to Spoil Your Grandchild

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As a grandparent, this is a fun book to have...quite enjoyable and a great gift to give to a new granparent.

I was expecting a book that played more along the lines of humor, and was a bit more like what the title described. While there are many good ideas for ways to spend time with a grandchild and to do meaningful and fun things with them, very few are what I would call "spoiling". Based on the title, and even the cover illustration, this is not the book I was expecting. I would have called it "101 Ways to Spend Time With Your Grandchild". But I give it 3 stars for the activities it does give you to do with your grandchild.

This little book has the most wonderful ideas for building a very special relationship with a grandchild. A wonderful gift for the grandparent who wants to focus on a quality, not quantity, relationship with their grandchild.

I bought this book as a gift for new grandparents. It's a nice small book with great ideas. I'm happy with my purchase.

This book has so many practical ideas! There are ideas for grandchildren of all different ages in a multitude of situations. It inspires me to be more intentional with those precious little ones.

My friend found it mildly amusing. She said it was clear that the person who wrote it did not have grandchildren or much insight in children. She said she felt the humor was contrived and "strained."

This book is really cool! (to use California Grandmother Speak.) As a grandmother who lives where the surf meets the turf, I thoroughly enjoyed reading ideas that I can easily use to enhance my joie de vivre approach to grandparenting. This book offers imaginative suggestions and a full bag of tricks-it's fabulous!

Gave this book as a gift and Nana loved it!

This is a great gift! I would recommend it for any grandparent, here's why:

Cute: grandparents love cute things

Cheap: even if it's not used for information, it's cheap enough to make the cute factor pay off the whole of the price

Useful: it really does have good ways to spoil your grandchild

I bought this book for my grandma, and she loved it because it's cute...the only problem is she hasn't really been spoiling me with it...I think it's because she must not really know how to read. I KNOW she loves me and we all know love = money, so it must not be that, so I think it's a reading problem. I also think that's why she laughed when she opened it, now I know it was a Nervous laugh! because she can't read. Some of you reading this may think it's mean to say all this about my grandma whom I love, but just don't tell her (Jeanette Ross), we all know she won't be able to read it herself anyway. Maybe someday she'll learn her "letters." Which makes me wonder, if when you die, you go to heaven, if you couldn't read before, do they teach you? Do you magically know? What about Chinese people? Can you talk to them in heaven? Do they get taught English or do you get taught Chinese? Or is there a "Heaven Language?" If there is a "Heaven Language," what is the closest one on earth to is? Is the "Heaven Language" the one Adam and Eve spoke, or did they speak something different? I can't wait to die and find all this out!