Becoming a First-Time Grandparent in Your 60s: You Feel Joy. Then You Do Math.
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ltcnews.comBecoming a First-Time Grandparent in Your 60s: You Feel Joy. Then You Do Math.ltcnews.comYou can feel thrilled and uneasy at the same time when you hear, “You’re going to be a grandparent.” With Americans having children later, more people are first-time grandparents in their 60s. Here’s how to embrace the moment, protect your health, and stay involved even if chronic illness or long-term care becomes part of your story.
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