Use advanced navigation for a better experience.
You can quickly scroll through posts by pressing the above keyboard keys. Now press the button in right corner to close this window.

Celebrating Mother’s Day with Grandma!

One can never really run out of reasons to celebrate mother’s day and now that it is fast approaching—for those living under a rock, it’s on Sunday by the way—we just have to somehow find a way to make it meaningful for our loved-ones especially our mothers, grandmothers or even daughters with kids of their own. One way or another, there’s bound be one in your life, you just have to recognize them and give them a day of appreciation they truly deserve.
For seniors however, celebrating Mother’s Day takes on a different meaning. Seniors can do without well-organized parties and expensive gifts. Senior moms can truly be satisfied with gifts and acts of remembrance alone just as long as it touches their hearts. It may sound confusing at the moment, especially if you don’t really spend time with your senior mom—enough to know her heart’s desire. Nonetheless, here are some tips to guide you in celebrating a memorable Mother’s Day with your senior moms!
·    Even if age is to be considered when buying gifts for your senior mom, don’t limit your choices to age-appropriate articles. Never give her a bathrobe especially if she doesn’t need one. Never assume she needs something or perhaps wants it if you really don’t know for sure. Try giving her something she is dying to try however for some reason, she is not buying it for herself.
·    Most homes now have DVD players, buy her a classic movie (of her time, of course) or a couple of her favorite movies to keep her entertained during lonesome hours. Buy her the player if she doesn’t have one yet.
·    Gather your siblings up and a couple of her favorite people and have a little get-together. Visiting your senior mom, especially those living in assisted living facilities or nursing homes, must be the greatest gift you can ever give to your aging loved-one on Mother’s Day.
·    Settle old arguments. All relationships have their ups and downs. Mother’s Day must be the best time for you and your aging mom to settle old arguments and start all over again.
·    Write a letter. For a mom, their kids stay as kids for as long as they live so receiving a somewhat “homemade” card will certainly amuse moms even if they are already in their senior years. Just sit down and feel like a child again, write your feelings down and let it all flow. No need to keep yourself monitored this time.
·    Flowers never fail to make a lady smile, especially if it’s delivered right to her doorstep first thing in the morning! It may sound impractical nowadays but if it makes her happy, why not? However, if she’s into gardening, why not send her a potted one?

Beating Holiday Stress!

Holidays indeed require lots of energy and merry making thus warranting stress as well. This can’t be prevented or avoided as it comes with the experience however for seniors with [...]

Gifts Ideas for Your Grandkids

Hunting for the perfect gift for your special grandkid may not be that easy especially if you happen to have a kid that doesn’t drop clues or perhaps he or she is blessed with pare[...]

small_keyboard