Can you treat them all equal?

I have two grandchildren I see almost every day because they live six houses down.  My other three live 60 miles away.  They are always busy and rush hour traffic makes it difficult to be there often.  How do you know them all well?  Fortunately I lived near the far away ones for two years and develop a special relationship with each of them.

So just for fun. Let's see how long we can make this list:

You know you are a grandparent when
1.  You step on a Lego
2.  You find graham cracker wrappers on your floor
3.  You have a pacifier in your purse
4.  You can change a diaper in the trunk of your car
5.
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Why this blog?

It is so amazing to me how many people I have met that are caring for grandchildren on a regular basis.  Many feel just as isolated as a new mother, home with a young child, and not easy to get out of the house.  This blog will give them an outlet and a resource.