grandparental

There were in fact a variety of entrances to the grandparental role.

Some strongly objected to the possibility of taking on a full grandparental role.

Research evidence supports the view that this relationship is valued highly, especially by the grandparental generation.

Our grandparental role was largely to help with child care, but we naturally hoped for sightseeing too.

Which is equaled only by grandparental love.

John decided that Denise wasn't the appropriate person to raise his granddaughter and went to a lawyer to find out about his grandparental rights.

As hours tick by, grandparental magnanimity turns to anxiety, bewilderment, exhaustion, rage.

If it comes it is a bonus, something which literally is 'in the gift' of the grandparental generation.

The information is customized for your state of residence, your gender and your marital, parental and even grandparental status.

Exclusion testing is based on a linkage analysis with polymorphic markers, in which the parental and grandparental origin of the chromosomes can be established.

In fairness, Elias has advanced to fish and all sorts of seafood, which warmed this grandparental heart, and even Miranda, at 6, is expanding her diet.

The Troxels, assisted by governmental groups and the AARP, argue that courts should be allowed to mandate grandparental visitation rights to protect the welfare of minors.

Louis was within his legal rights, for he had never relinquished his reserve powers over regna; and there was no doubt of his grandparental position as head of the family.

Sheesh - Anyone with the slighest amount of "critical thinking" ability, understands the nothing comes close to contributing whether or not a child ends up in poverty is parental and grandparental income.

A French Court of Appeal allowed another mother custody of her children on condition that she did not send any of them to the school, again a result of grandparental intervention.

If Updike, Roth, Bellow, et al. have begun to peek into that most forbidden of chambers, the parental and even, God forbid, the grandparental bedroom, it's in part because we've given them license.

While parental (and even grandparental) care is given its full due in the survival sweepstakes, the tender feelings that bind couples, entire families and even larger groups into mutually protective relationships are hardly mentioned.

There are provisions for registration as British citizens of other children who do not automatically gain British citizenship by descent provided that there is some parental or grandparental link with the United Kingdom.

Similarly, warnings about "internet addiction" used to sound like grandparental cautions against the evils of rock music; scoffing at the very notion was a point of pride for those who identified themselves with the future.

A small child may can any adult mamme or tadde, Gimar's tadde may have been her father, an uncle, or an unrelated adult who showed her parental or grandparental responsibility and affection.

Each samples in the study were looked at individually, to make sure that the Swedes had full grandparental ancestry from their represented Swedish regions respectively, and the Sweden-born Finns having all of their ancestry from Finland.

My experience as a daughter and a mother has taught me that the greatest danger is too much peer togetherness and too little parental and, yes, grandparental influence and interaction, which can lead to excessive drinking and partying and too little studying.

We needed to be able to drive him to school on rainy days, to ferry him to activities in parts of Brooklyn not easily reached by public transportation, to take him and his sister on spontaneous excursions in search of open country or grandparental attention.

Starting in seventh grade, she also had to play doubles with Ray and his junior partner and the partner's wife, on the grandparental clay tennis court, and be stared at by the junior partner, in her exposing tennis clothes, and feel self-conscious and confused by his ocular pawing.