GRANDMA RENDEZVOUS – Divinely inspired outreach to Children, Parents

About Grandma Rendezvous

Grandma Rendezvous is a Divinely inspired outreach to Children, Parents and adults to go back to the basis. The inspiration came in June 2020 at the peak of Covid and lockdown. The idea is to create avenue where the psyche of little children are kept alive and active focusing on Bible stories and stories with moral lessons at a very challenging time of our existence in the world.
The program took off on a small scale on Saturday January 9th 2021 with My Grandchildren and children of my siblings from different parts of the world. We had it every Saturday at 7pm Nigerian Time.

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Our Happy Parents

Good easy reading references to research, and anecdotal interviews. I was disturbed in feeling the focus was more on mothers than on fathers struggles. Fathers seemed overlooked. Research cited looked more often at mothers, or couples/parents - not at fathers. There are so many fathers today who share all child rearing burdens and struggles, with the exception of breastfeeding.

Marilyn Silver

When I found this book, I was at a very low point in my parenting journey. I wasn't enjoying being a mom, and I knew that it had to be better than what I was experiencing. Ann Douglas illuminated the reasons I wasn't happy, and there were so many lightning-bolt moments where I realized that I could make simple changes to improve things. After I applied some of the things I learned, I truly became so much happier, and amazingly, my kids did too. Before I felt harried and scattered - now I feel calm and present. Thank you so much Ann Douglas! I found this book at the library, and went on to purchase copies for me and my sister-in-law. In general, the book is positive and hopeful, easy to read, and not preachy or condescending like some other popular parenting books I've read.

Janice

The ‘master’ of all parenting books has done it again- this time with a book FOR parents on self care, relationship advice, the benefits of attentive parenting, parenting & behaviour strategies, with insight into mental health, as well as ways you can meet the myriad demands of modern life (spoiler alert - you can’t)

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