Another concern is that these children may not be covered for medical or dental care under the grandparents' health plan, so provisions should be made for these services. If a grandparent has the right to relocate children, the key is to make the transition as easy as possible for everyone. Ask for their ideas on what to cook or where to go. Listen to and discuss their ideas. Always be alert - ask if there are any school subjects or concepts they are having trouble understanding.
Some children find it easier to open up to their grandparents.
Broaden their horizons - help them learn more about history, art, nature, dance, science and music. Cook together using favorite family recipes. You can also invent recipes together, which is a fun thing to do and something they can share with their friends. Read together - find time to read to them and have them read to you. Talk about the words and pictures.