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Dr. Ruth Talks about Grandparents by Ruth K. Westheimer β€” book cover

Dr. Ruth Talks about Grandparents

by Ruth K. Westheimer, Tracey Campbell Pearson (Photographer), Pierre A. Lehu
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Overview

Recognizing that visits to grandparents can seem strange or even intimidating to kids, Dr. Ruth offers advice to grandchildren on what they can do to establish and strengthen a relationship with grandparents and other seniors. Recommending shared activities, Dr. Ruth explains how letter-writing, going over family photos, and even showing how to use a computer or program a VCR can improve the ties with grandparents. Dr. Ruth also addresses the needs of children whose grandparents have passed away, offering guidance on building relationships with other older mentors.

Synopsis

This unique reference book helps children strengthen ties with their grandparents, whether near or far, in intact families or in those affected by divorce.

About the Author, Ruth K. Westheimer

Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer is the author of sixteen books, including Dr. Ruth's Guide to College Life: The Savvy Student's Handbook and The Art of Arousal. Pierre Lehu is a co-author of Dr. Ruth's Guide to College Life.

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Book Details

Published
May 1, 2001
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781568331805

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