The best things grandchildren can give their grandparents are the gifts of time, patience, understanding, and love. This book is a love letter to grandchildren, asking them for these very things. As people age, their bodies and minds go through some changes, but their basic needs remain the same. They may still see themselves as young and physically fit, but their reality is different. They may slow down and be confused, but they still need to be loved and feel useful. What goes around, comes around, and someday, the grandchildren will be the ones who need help.

I'm Not Weird I'm Autistic Please Be Patient With Me Weekly Gratitude Journal & Planner - 53 Templated Pages 5" x8" This cute autism awareness design is a great way to show off your colorful autistic side and spread autism awareness! Great gift for someone diagnosed with autism! Both men and women would love this confident autism awareness design! Perfect Christmas present for boys and girls alike! This awesome 2020 planner is split up in weekly templates to give you room for planning, journaling notes, working on a to-do list & taking the time to write down your gratitudes for the day!

Be Patient with Me I Have Autism - Autistic Awareness Journal

The only sure thing you can count on when it comes to your kids . . . is that God has got them. As parents we strategize and agonize. We wish for secret formulas and surefire methods. But somewhere along the way, we discover that what our kids need most is for God to do in their lives what only He can do. This beautiful deluxe edition of The One Year Praying through the Bible for Your Kids is designed to provide you with a daily dose of parenting perspective and hope. Join trusted author Nancy Guthrie as she takes you through The One Year Bible reading plan, helping you to mine each day's passages to discover how the Scriptures speak into the triumphs and turbulence of parenting, as well as provide fresh ways to pray for each of your children. Day by day you'll find yourself worrying less and praying more as your dreams and desires for your kids are increasingly shaped by the Scriptures rather than the culture around you. Let go of fear, and expect God to work as you pray through the Bible for your kids.