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Nona Nita's Grandparenting Blog
http://blog.nonanitasnook.com/
Blog hosted by a grandparent and teacher to share the joys and bumps of modern, enlightened grandparenting. Blog focuses on issues, activities and experiences of interest to grandparenting.
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5 Steps to a FREE $25 Amazon Gift Certificate
Here's my list for this week and it could mean a few bucks for you to spend on a little something for yourself!Decide to enter Nona's latest contest.Subscribe via e mail to Nona's Blog (look on the sidebar).E-mail a copy of the subscription confirmat...
Happy Gorgeous Grandma Day!
I didn't know if 1-2-3-Cards made this up or not, but apparently today is Gorgeous Grandma Day. When this fact was brought to my attention by some clever e-mail marketing, I considered the idea and decided, heck, why not? Gro...
Who Says You Shouldn't Play With Your Food?
In my little cottage, cabinet space is at a premium, so I purchased a stand-alone cupboard. It's tall and narrow with lots of shelves, and a door that is easily opened at any level. This is where I keep the "snacks" and ever since ...
Coloring, a Time Honored Kid Meditation
Entertaining the older grandchild, between the ages of 8 and 12, is often a challenge. I would like to suggest that you don't overlook the allure of coloring. Coloring is an activity that all adults who supervise childr...
Grandma Vows to Use Bullets
My 30 something children have encouraged me to write concisely online. To be fair, even my teachers used to tell me that I am a bit wordy. Bullets and lists, the kids tell me, are the secret to success on the Internet, and I ...
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Gina Stepp Said:
Nona Nita is a true "Nonna" in the Italian sense: by which I mean she is calm, wise and wonderful and able to capture the lively interest of children. This is no superficial "Grandma" blog. Nona Nita is well-researched and educational, the evident result of a former teacher gone "grandma."

