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Some of the warmest moments in family life happen in the margins—between errands, after bedtime stories, on the walk back to the car after Sunday lunch. As an older parent turned grandparent, I’ve learned that closeness isn’t an accident. It’s a handful of small habits repeated until they feel like home. None are fancy. All are doable on a Tuesday. Here are seven things I see older parents do that bring everyone a little closer. 1) Hosting simple standing meals Have you noticed how hard it is to find a date that works for everyone? Jobs, school schedules, soccer practices,
Some people seem unshakable. They face setbacks with calm, handle stress like pros, and somehow manage to stay grounded even when life feels messy. What most people don’t realize is that this kind of quiet strength usually doesn’t come from comfort—it comes from experience. If you grew up learning to figure things out on your own, deal with tough situations, or mature before your time, there’s a good chance your childhood shaped you into someone far stronger than the world gives you credit for. Here are seven signs that’s true for you. 1) You learned early how to adapt Do