Review
I LOVED it. What a great (and much needed) book. --Heather Allard, The Mogul Mom blog
This much-needed book should put life into perspective for both mothers and grandmothers, because it tells both sides of the story so well and gives such sensible advice. --Marguerite Kelly, Family Almanac advice column, The Washington Post
Congrats on a great book. I'm already looking forward to a copy! --LeAnn Thieman, Co-Author, with Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen, Chicken Soup for the Grandmother's Soul: Stories to Honor and Celebrate the Ageless Love of Grandmothers
This much-needed book should put life into perspective for both mothers and grandmothers, because it tells both sides of the story so well and gives such sensible advice. --Marguerite Kelly, Family Almanac advice column, The Washington Post
Congrats on a great book. I'm already looking forward to a copy! --LeAnn Thieman, Co-Author, with Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen, Chicken Soup for the Grandmother's Soul: Stories to Honor and Celebrate the Ageless Love of Grandmothers
Product Description
A collection of articles based on 40 interviews with mothers and grandmothers in which each was asked the question, "What advice would you give the other generation about how to raise the grandchildren?"
The author has taken her extensive experience in interviewing hundreds of top computer executives and applied this to the delicate, emotional link between mothers and grandmothers when it comes to advice about raising children.
Each has the experience of their time. Each misses the perspective of the other generation. Into this gap, the author has gently inserted stories of raising her own children to illustrate how the love of both generations enriches the children.
The author has taken her extensive experience in interviewing hundreds of top computer executives and applied this to the delicate, emotional link between mothers and grandmothers when it comes to advice about raising children.
Each has the experience of their time. Each misses the perspective of the other generation. Into this gap, the author has gently inserted stories of raising her own children to illustrate how the love of both generations enriches the children.
