Description
Betty Markle, now retired, raised two daughters of her own, concentrating on love, and time spent together, rather than on material things. She developed some clever tricks along the way as she gained cooperation from her children through games and fun, in lieu of scoldings. Betty's goal, once her children were grown, was to give her future grandchildren the kind of grandma they could rely on for love and happiness, while providing them with knowledge, in the same manner she had used so long ago. Too often she observed sharp words toward a child, by a grandma. Reactions ranged from obvious hurt to angry tantrums. She was determined that neither would be the case as she developed her relationship with her own grandchildren. This book provides ways to turn potential problems into delightful experiences; and teach grandmas how to be the one who is a constant delight to a willing child, hungry for attention and love. Betty wants every grandma to have the chance to receive complete joy from a grandchild; knowing that in their eyes you are everything wonderful. You are the warmth of a blanket, the hug that goes all the way to their toes, and the smile that makes them giggle. You are PERFECT.
