The Gifted Grandparent

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The Gifted Grandparent: Grandpa

The title "Grandpa" often connotes images of an old man with a cane, glasses and worn out hands.
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The title "Grandpa" often connotes images of an old man with a cane, glasses and worn out hands. But if 50 is the new 30, then Gramps should act and dress the part, too.

  • Make sure the man is well groomed with a set of Kiehl's shaving lotions and creams. Your wee one should be begging for kisses from Gramps, not a porcupine.
  • Keep Grandaddy hip with a timeless pair of Chuck Taylors. The grandchildren will think he's the coolest pop on the block.
  • For the dapper Pappy, a cashmere tartan scarf will keep him nice and cozy on the outside while giving him warm fuzzies on the inside.
The Gifted Grandparent

The Gifted Grandparent: Grandma

Grandmothers must have the toughest job buying holiday gifts for their own children and their spouses, grandchildren, great grandchildren and others.
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Grandmothers must have the toughest job buying holiday gifts for their own children and their spouses, grandchildren, great grandchildren and others. Don't let her get swept under the rug with another pair of raggedy old slippers. Show her some love with one of these thoughtful gifts.

  • Nothing says lovin' like cooking with Grams. And chances are, nobody cooks better than her, either. Create memories in the kitchen (and grab a few tips) using the festive gingerbread man tray and enjoy yourselves as you decorate the lil brown fellas.
  • I never met a grandma who didn't have a stash of candy around her house somewhere. Lure her tasty treats onto the pretty silver platter and out of that old outdated crystal dish.
  • I'm sure your Granny knows who the Queen Bee of the family is, but just in case she needs reminding, the gold charm bracelet with the tiara charm will let her know how much she is celebrated and regaled in her family ranks.
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The Gifted Grandparents

Give doting grandparents what they really want — bragging rights!

Give doting grandparents what they really want — bragging rights! This picturesque gift guide is just a snapshot of the many ways you can show grandma and grandpa how much you love them. So spare them from photo-screened sweatshirts, and add these to your shopping list.



  • Marble Coaster Set —Use this do-it-yourself kit to personalize four family coasters for gram and gramps. An antiquing solution will give them a time-worn fresco effect.
  • Faceted Glass Locket For Her — Grandma can keep loved ones close to her heart with this modern rectangular sterling silver locket. It features clear beveled glass to show off the interior picture and an adjustable rolo chain.
  • Sterling Locket Cuff links For Him — Grandpa can look at those he loves with these round or rectangular sterling silver initial cuff links.
  • Personalized Standing Light —This 8 x 10 inch light can capture the essence of any photo. The lamp includes a main carved piece, a frame, a back stand, an energy efficient light bulb and a plug-in electric cord with an on/off switch.


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