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However, forretired grandparents, especially those largely living on Social Security income, this can be challenging.
Here are six ways to do so.
Arrange Outdoors Experiences
Theres probably nothing more meaningful and easier to arrange than experiences instead of things.
The world abounds with free opportunities that kids love.
Parks, beaches and natural parameters are a great place to start.
Splurge on some tasty treats at the counter.
Youll make memories and enjoy aday or eveningout together without spending big bucks.
Just get some basics like paints, popsicle sticks,old paper towelor toilet paper rolls and so on.
Curate Library or Museum Dates
Local libraries are more than just a place to check out books.
Many have fun activities for kids of all ages, from story-times toteen writing workshopsand much in between.
Investigate the offerings at a library near you or your grandchild, and plan a day together.
Top it off with apicnic or homemade lunch or dinner.
Do they love anime, and theres an anime convention coming to a town nearby?
Do they playPokemon GO?
Passing on knowledge and talents is something a grandchild will take into the future.
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