I had no grandparent to stand proudly for me.
In some cases, entire families are surviving on the pension of a grandparent.
An estimated 6m people in britain-almost one-and-a-half times Ireland's population-have an Irish parent or grandparent.
One month ago, I became a grandparent for the first time which I always wanted my children get another thing to do in life.
That's grandparent privilege.
That seemed clear enough, but things got tricky when the nonwhite ancestor was a grandparent or a great-grandparent and the minority blood became increasingly diluted.
The three children have been sponging on their grandparent for over ten years.
Israelis with a European parent or grandparent who never thought of leaving before have been taking out second passports-just in case.
I'm not a grandparent, thank god.
This model worked for our parents or grandparent and more obviously for Corporate America.
When you bring a group of your friends back to your house, you're expecting to have a good time, : and your grandparent is there and says, "Oh, it's so good to see a bunch of young people."
But I have yet to see a ruse that can shut up a parent or grandparent.
I became a grandparent and what has struck me is what a profound feeling and emotion that has created in me, I couldn't afford to see that.
The traditional image of an old grandparent is out-of-date and out-of-touch.
Sometimes I visit my grandparent.
Right of a child to see a parent regularly or of a parent or grandparent to see a child regularly , where the child be In the care of someone else
Often a grandparent could perform the role of main carer.
Then we can populate the new row using update methods given to us by our parent (or more appropriately, our grandparent) ResultSet interface.
And loved ones living far away from a parent or grandparent could ask a neighbor to check in periodically.
