Grandparents play a fundamental role in the emotional and social development of children. They are sources of unconditional love, wisdom and life experiences that enrich the lives of their grandchildren.

In the humorous words of Eduardo Sá:
“Grandparents are bad for children’s growth, because no matter how much they say that children should eat everything, but in a healthy way, grandparents always find a way to give them what their grandchildren want most!”

A close relationship with grandparents strengthens family ties, transmits values ​​and traditions and promotes a sense of belonging and identity.

In addition, grandparents have the patience and time to offer and dedicate to their grandchildren, creating memories that last a lifetime.

A great way to celebrate this special relationship is by reading stories that address the bond between grandparents and grandchildren.

Here are two book suggestions:

📖 “Grandparents are the Birds' Favorite People” by Raquel Patriarca and Illustration by Sérgio Condeço;
📖 “The Truth About Grandparents” by Elina Ellis