Grandparents Raising Children Support Group
This community is dedicated to grandparents who are the primary caregivers of their grandchildren. In cases where the parents are not willing or able to provide adequate care for their children, grandparents may take on the role of primary caregivers. Join the support group to find support, share your experience, and get advice from other members.
This morning my 6 yo grandson whom ive raised since age 1,showed me a note from school concerning mother son night. I just said oh that looks cool.not knowing what to say and not really wanting to talk about it , fearing sadness over mommy not being around. he went on to say "that's not fair at all". I waited to hear about feelings of sadness or abandonment . " that's not fair, I want you AND pawpaw to go . How could we leave pawpaw at home? He's my bestest buddy and he should come too. it wouldn't be fair to have him not come , we should go somewhere we can all go. I just love y'all so much"
So sweet and loving. I was thinking about. Who he doesn't have, and from what I can see he is only thinking if wio he does have. He never said anything about mommy , to him the card was about us. We are his family .
It reminded me of the time we saw aristocats on tv, an I said llook at the momma cat leading all those babies. He said no, that's the gramma cat.
So sweet and loving. I was thinking about. Who he doesn't have, and from what I can see he is only thinking if wio he does have. He never said anything about mommy , to him the card was about us. We are his family .
It reminded me of the time we saw aristocats on tv, an I said llook at the momma cat leading all those babies. He said no, that's the gramma cat.
my GS is 6 we have had him since her was 11 months. He know mom and dad she knows we are GM and GP, but it will tell you in a heart beat that WE are his parents.
He will tell you a parent is a person that loves you as much as your mom and dad and takes care of you the ways your mom and dad would if they could.
She told me about them and wanted me to go to the Mom lunch AND the grandmom breakfast! I was so happy that she simply assumed that I held both roles.
I did go to the Mom Lunch., but the school's food was SO awful that both my granddaughter and I had a ball, making fun of it and laughing hysterically as I picked at my mozzarella sticks.
She then told me that I was "excused"" from the breakfast, which I figured would have been the better meal. I mean, how can you screw up eggs and bread? HAHAHAHAHA