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Role of in-laws:Role of Grandparents
2009-08-20
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How important do you think grandparents are to a growing child? Are they are helpful or interfering? Are they vital to all children?
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2013-11-06
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Anonymous Name: Payal
Subject:  Grandparents



Grandparents love being with grandchildren.Children need to have that kind of family bonding and affection from small. They guide them in the right way by telling them their experiences.
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2016-02-27
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Anonymous Name: sana
Subject:  RE:Grandparents



yes grandparents are needed to teach kids about ethics of life in a very kind way. grandparents are kinder to their grandchildren they become children when they are around them.
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2013-09-25
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Anonymous Name: Ulka Singh
Subject:  in -laws very helpful



I think grandparents are very helpful and seldom interfering. Right from the time they become grandparents, they enrich us with their wisdom and experiences. With so much of an experience, they are very helpful. I remember when my kid was small, he used o fall ill frequently and it was with my in-laws experiences that I smoothly sailed through that phase.
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2016-02-27
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Anonymous Name: sana
Subject:  RE:in -laws very helpful



yes grandparents are needed to teach kids about ethics of life in a very kind way. grandparents are kinder to their grandchildren they become children when they are around them. they have lot of experinces in their life so they share it with children and teach them right things
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2013-09-25
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Anonymous Name: Fishy
Subject:  Grandparents helpful



Grandparents can be interfering but that´ s seldom. Their concern is thought of as interference. They are very helpful as they act as a bridge between parents and kids. Kids are closer to their grandparents as they get uninhibited love and attention. So many a times it so happens that they are a medium of communication. Teaching good values and morals comes naturally to grandparents.
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2013-09-25
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Anonymous Name: Misha
Subject:  role of grandparents



Grandparents are like guiding light to a growing kid. they give the right direction to the kid. now with both parents working and busy with their work, it is important to have grandparents around the kids. they provide emotional support and also love and warmth to the kid.
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2016-02-27
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Anonymous Name: sana
Subject:  RE:role of grandparents



yes grandparents are needed to teach kids about ethics of life in a very kind way. grandparents are kinder to their grandchildren they become children when they are around them. they have much experience in their life so they can guide children with it teaching them right thing
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