Gifts for Grandparents
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Gifts for Seniors Ask the
right questions and you'll likely find these folks to be the easiest
people to engage in conversation—complete with anecdotes and
pictures. Many will tell you it's truly the grandest way to be a
parent. Here are some gift ideas for telling your favorite
grandparents just how grand you think they are.
Create a
scrapbook of grandchildren's artwork, pictures, progress reports,
and programs from school plays, concerts, or sports events.
Give
long-distance calling certificates or a prepaid phone card for
keeping in touch with their grandchildren. Or have a toll-free line
installed on which they can call their grandchildren.
Give a
mailbox with the promise of weekly or monthly letters from the
grandchildren.
Commission a genealogist to prepare a family tree, genealogy, or
history of the recipient's ancestors and descendants.
Produce a
day-in-the-life-of-the-grandchildren photo album. Specify a day on
which you and your siblings will photograph and chronicle the
activities of your children. Assemble the photos and narratives in
an album and present it to your parents.
Organize
a trip for her to her birthplace. If possible, arrange for her to
see the house in which she was born or raised, or to meet with
friends from long ago.
Present a
grandchild's best art matted and framed or reproduced on a plate or
mug.
Make a
tablecloth decorated with the handprints of the grandchildren.
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Gifts for Seniors
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