It's normal to feel a bit distant from your grandchildren, especially considering the generation gap that often exists between grandparents and grandchildren. That’s why we’ve put together a list of questions to help start conversations with your grandchildren.
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Asking questions of your grandchildren can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield. The generational gap often leaves us unsure of what's considered appropriate or interesting to today's youth. We may worry about coming across as out of touch or, worse, unintentionally offending them with outdated language or assumptions. There's also the fear of prying too deeply into their lives, especially as they grow older and value their privacy more. And let's face it—the rapid pace of technological and cultural change can make their world seem almost alien to us at times. This uncertainty can lead to hesitation and even reluctance to engage, potentially creating distance in relationships we deeply cherish. However, it's important to remember that genuine interest and effort to connect are usually appreciated, even if the execution isn't always perfect.