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How to update grandparents on new parenting guidelines
Do your research.
As you prepare to talk with your parents or in-laws about new official parenting guidelines, it's important to make sure you are providing them with the right information. Doing some research and talking with your pediatrician beforehand can ensure that you are fully informed.

Choose from:
i. Visit the pediatrician, as he or she should have information about each parent's own parenting standards. Alternately, you can search online databases such as the national child care association, the national association of children's psychologists, or the american psychological association.;
ii. Every minor (exception to older grandparents) grows up. Growing up is a lot to take in and will require a lot of time-even for kids-so get some experience to prepare your life and expose yourself to the changes that will bring on potential stress and unhappiness.;
iii. You might ask your child's doctor, " i know many guidelines have changed over the past several years and decades. I want to make sure the grandparents have the most updated information.;
iv. Contact your ob/gyn or doctor for information on what changes to expect in the new parenting system. Bring copies of all of your updated parenting guidelines to your ob/gyn or doctor.;
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