Grandparents Day was made official by Jimmy Carter in 1978, and it was proclaimed that National Grandparents Day would be celebrated annually on the first Sunday after Labor Day.
I personally never celebrated Grandparents day growing up, but now that I have a baby, and my own parents are grandparents, it seems fitting to celebrate the important role they are in her life.
Here are just a few simple ideas to celebrate:
- Visit them, of course! Let them play and enjoy their grandchildren.
- Have your children color them a picture, or write them a letter if they are able.
- Video your grandparents talking about their lives.
- Send new photos of their grandchildren to them.
- Visit the Escondido Children's Museum where Grandparents get half off admission this week.
Who: Everyone - bring your grandparents for a great day of fun and exercise!
What: The ElderHelp Annual Walk of Ages
The 1 & 3 mile courses weave through the charm of Liberty Station on Point Loma’s historic Naval Training Center. Games and exhibits for the whole family will round out the fun to provide children and adults alike an opportunity to engage in activities designed to entertain and enlighten.
When: Saturday, September 8, 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM, NTC Promenade
Where: NTC Promenade, Point Loma
Why: Proceeds from Walk of Ages benefit ElderHelp of San Diego whose purpose is to provide the elderly with the assistance they need to remain in their own homes and neighborhoods.
Visit ElderHelp of San Diego to register, and for more information!
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