10/15/2026
There are six granddaughters who have spent a significant amount of time with their grandparents every year, nearly their entire lives at .
Today, I had the pleasure of meeting and , two of the coolest grandparents to walk the face of the earth. They gifted me a copy of their book appropriately titled "Grandma and Grandpa Camp," which, as their website says, is not about doing everything big, but about doing the right things together.
It reminded me that when our nephews lived in the same city, their parents would celebrate their anniversary in December, while we watched the boys. We had a little tradition of homemade, personalized pizzas. There were no pizza topping rules or requirements; they got to create it however they wanted to. Afterward, we would make a Christmas craft together. Remember salt dough ornaments? That was one. My favorite one was a Christmas ornament that I will share in my own book next year.
For now, whether you are a Grandma, a Grandpa, an Aunt, an Uncle, or another close relative, I want to recommend getting a copy of Grandma and Grandpa Camp for yourself. Though I haven't read mine yet, I have watched a couple of guest appearances they've done since introduced us. I know it has some good stuff in it!
Are you a cool relative who has a tradition or routine you have with younger relatives? I would love to hear about it in the comments.
I will link the book below.