Meaningful relationships don’t just happen. They grow with care, attention, and intention. Whether you’re a grandparent looking to connect with your grandkids, or someone preserving your family’s legacy, this collection of resources is here to support you every step of the way.
Grandparenting Wisdom
Helpful Ideas for Grandparents Who Want to Stay Close, Even from Afar
Being a grandparent today is different from generations past. These ideas below help you stay connected, whether your grandkids live next door or across the country.
Intentional Time Together That Builds Lasting Bonds
Not sure what to do when the grandkids visit—or how to make the most of a phone call? These activity ideas are easy to do with items most people already have at home, making it simple to create special moments together.
Memory Making Activity Ideas: – Host a “Living Room Campout” with blankets, flashlights, and storytelling – Bake cookies or make a favorite family recipe together – Create a treasure hunt using items inside and around the house – Play classic card games or board games you already own – Make a DIY craft from recycled items (like a cereal box puppet theater)
Legacy Projects
Capture Your Stories. Leave a Meaningful Gift.
Your life story is one of the greatest gifts you can pass on. These legacy building ideas are simple projects you can start today—and your family will treasure them for years to come.
Legacy Ideas: – Write a Legacy Letter to your children or grandchildren – Start a journal with family memories and life lessons – Record an audio story or video message sharing your experiences – Create a “Grandma’s Recipe Book” with handwritten notes – Fill out a “Things I Want You to Know” printable and tuck it in a memory box
Faith & Family
Resources to Encourage Faith-Filled Family Moments
For families who want to celebrate and share their faith, these activities and ideas offer gentle ways to connect spiritually during time together.
Faith & Family Ideas: – Share a favorite Bible verse at dinner or bedtime (let each family member share their own as well) – Create a Family Prayer Jar and take turns drawing out prayers – Use a printable devotional during visits (would be a great thing to create and add to your shop to generate sales) – Do a faith-based craft together, like coloring scripture pages or making gratitude cards – Practice a short daily or weekly gratitude habit together
Recommended Reads
Books That Inspire, Teach, and Comfort
Here are a few of my favorite books for families, grandparents, and anyone who values connection. Many include heartfelt lessons, inspiration for grandparenting, or tools to help preserve your family legacy.
