Daisy's Guide for Grandparents – One copy

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Written by Dr. Benazir Drabu, MD Pediatrician, 20+ years. Meet the author

Daisy's Guide for Grandparents

Build a Great Relationship with Your Grandchild (and Their Parents)

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Written by Dr. Benazir Drabu, MD Pediatrician, 20+ years. Meet the author

Why Daisy's Guide?

Being a grandparent doesn't come with instructions, and most people figure it doesn't need any. Then the questions start. What do I want to be called? Do the parents want unsolicited advice, or should I wait until asked? What does "spoiling" mean to me, and what are the parents comfortable with?

Daisy's Guide for Grandparents helps you figure out the kind of grandparent you want to be, and how to make it happen. It covers everything from the early days to gifts, traditions and planning for the unexpected. Every question comes with practical tips, thought starters and space to write down where you land. It's written for you, not the parents.

It's also about more than you and the baby. Your time with your grandchild runs through their parents. Once you're clear on what you hope for, what you can offer and where they'd like to take the lead, getting on the same page with them gets a lot easier. So does finding more time together.

Created by a (grand)mother-daughter duo:

Dr. Benazir "Daisy" Drabu, MD, a pediatrician with over 20 years of experience, Associate Professor and Medical Director of the Mother-Baby Unit at Oklahoma Children's Hospital
Her daughter Esha, a new mom herself

Loving that grandchild is the easy part. This book is for everything around it.

30 reflection questions, from "What kind of grandparent do I want to be?" to "What do I hope my grandchild will say about me someday?"
Real ground to cover, like what's different about parenting today, whether your home is safe for a baby, and how to stay close if you live far away
Written by a grandmother and pediatrician with over 20 years of experience, and her daughter, a new mom
Practical tips, thought starters and space to write for every question
Each copy holds one person's writing, so every grandparent gets their own
218 pages, complete on its own
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Figure out the kind of grandparent you want to be
Get on the same page with the parents more easily
Find more time together with your grandchild

How it works

Work through 30 reflection questions at your own pace
Use the tips and thought starters, and write down where you land
Bring what you've worked out to the parents

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Questions

How many copies do we need?

Each copy holds one person's writing, so every grandparent gets their own.

What is in it?

30 reflection questions, with practical tips, thought starters and space to write for every question. 218 pages, complete on its own.

Is it for me or for the parents?

It's written for you, not the parents. It helps you work out what you hope for and what you can offer, which makes getting on the same page with them easier.

Who wrote it?

Dr. Benazir "Daisy" Drabu, MD, a grandmother and pediatrician with over 20 years of experience, Associate Professor and Medical Director of the Mother-Baby Unit at Oklahoma Children's Hospital, with her daughter Esha, a new mom herself.

Where do you ship, and how long does it take?

We ship within the United States. Orders arrive in 3 to 9 business days. Shipping is free on orders of $50 or more.

What is the guarantee?

Try it for 30 days. If you don't use it, get your money back.

meet Daisy

Hello, I’m Daisy!

I’ve been a pediatrician for more than 20 years, and I’m Medical Director of the Mother-Baby Unit at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital, where families spend their first days with a new baby. I’ve seen which conversations parents wish they’d had sooner.

When my first grandchild was born, my daughter Esha had so many questions. She knew her younger sister would have the same ones someday, so we started writing everything down. That’s how Daisy’s Guide began.

– Dr. Benazir “Daisy” Drabu, MD

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Dr. Benazir Drabu, MD, in a white coat, beside a snapshot of her crouched with a toddler

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A few of them, in their words:

It had the questions we needed to answer, but it wasn’t me prompting the question directly to my husband.

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The book we didn’t know we needed - until we realized how different some of our answers were!

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Isn’t prescriptive but it urges you to come up with a way that works for you as parents

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