50 Times Grandparents Did Such Funny Things, It Had To Be Shared Online

When I was in middle school, I decided that I never want to have kids, but that Idowant to be a grandparent. I just looked up to my grandmothers so much that I wanted to be just like them one day (minus the whole “raising children” chapter). Many years later, I’m still lucky to have my grandmothers around for warm hugs, great conversation, and to get the best strawberry jam the world has ever tasted.But as it turns out, lots of people have the best grandparents in the world. So below, you’ll find some hilarious and wholesome photos of grandmas and grandpas that might cause you to start smiling uncontrollably. Keep reading to find conversations with DeeDee Moore ofMore Than Grandand Donne Davis ofGaGa Sisterhood, and be sure to upvote the pics that remind you how lucky we are to have grandparents!This post may includeaffiliate links.

But as it turns out, lots of people have the best grandparents in the world. So below, you’ll find some hilarious and wholesome photos of grandmas and grandpas that might cause you to start smiling uncontrollably. Keep reading to find conversations with DeeDee Moore ofMore Than Grandand Donne Davis ofGaGa Sisterhood, and be sure to upvote the pics that remind you how lucky we are to have grandparents!

This post may includeaffiliate links.

My Friend Had A Medieval Themed Wedding And Her Grandpa Showed Up Like This

To learn more about what makes grandparents so special, we reached out to DeeDee Moore, grandmother and founder ofMore Than Grand, a site full of honest advice and valuable ideas for how grandparents can strengthen their bonds with their grandchildren. “Grandparents are cheerleaders, wish granters and mentors rolled into one: they are there for you no matter what,” DeeDee toldBored Panda.We were also curious if the founder had ever been given any particularly great advice from a grandparent. “Not only does money not buy love or happiness, but it can actually get in the way of both,” she shared.

We were also curious if the founder had ever been given any particularly great advice from a grandparent. “Not only does money not buy love or happiness, but it can actually get in the way of both,” she shared.

Grandmas Are Sometimes Our Best Friends

For those of us who are lucky enough to still having living grandparents around, DeeDee recommends not waiting to ask them about their lives growing up. “The better you know them, the more you’ll appreciate them,” she shared.“Grandparents would do anything for their grandchildren,” DeeDee added. “Make sure you don’t take that for granted– be the one to reach out regularly.”

“Grandparents would do anything for their grandchildren,” DeeDee added. “Make sure you don’t take that for granted– be the one to reach out regularly.”

My Husband’s Grandma. The Resemblance Is Uncanny

Found On A Grandma’s Camera After A New Year’s Cruise

We also got in touch with Donne Davis, grandmother and founder ofGaGa Sisterhood, a social network for enthusiastic, creative, caring women who indulge in the joy of being grandmothers, and she was kind enough to share her thoughts with Bored Panda as well.

My Grandma Got Bit By A Pelican On The Pier And Then Began To Scold It

Ending The “My Dad Will Beat-Up Your Dad Arguments”? - Nope! Presenting My Grandpa On His 89th Birthday

Donne also shared that her grandmother Amelia was her best friend growing up. “She was a wonderful storyteller and told me about all the adventures she had traveling around the world,” she told Bored Panda. “She taught me to appreciate the people in my life because they are priceless treasures that are worth more than material possessions.”“If your grandparents are still alive, ask them about your ancestors, what life was like when they were growing up, who their friends were, and what important life lessons they learned,” Donne continued.

“If your grandparents are still alive, ask them about your ancestors, what life was like when they were growing up, who their friends were, and what important life lessons they learned,” Donne continued.

My Grandma Thinks This Might Be Her Last Year, So This Is The Photo We Took At Christmas Dinner. (We Are Not Religious)

Princess Leia And R2d2 (My Grandpa’s Costume)

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“Ask your grandparents to tell you what your parents were like as children and any funny memories they had of them as teenagers. Ask your grandparents to tell you the story of how they met and fell in love,” Donne suggests. “Who were the biggest influences in their lives? What were the biggest mistakes they made and what did they learn from them?”“I’ve been a grandma for 20 years, and I’ve been a big part of my 3 grandchildren’s lives since the day they were born. I witnessed 2 of their births. I’ve engaged with them at every stage of their lives,” she shared. “My oldest, Jay (they/them) is now doing their junior year abroad in Melbourne, Australia. We text each other every day to share our Wordle and Connections scores. I’m going to visit them next year and do some sightseeing together.”

“I’ve been a grandma for 20 years, and I’ve been a big part of my 3 grandchildren’s lives since the day they were born. I witnessed 2 of their births. I’ve engaged with them at every stage of their lives,” she shared. “My oldest, Jay (they/them) is now doing their junior year abroad in Melbourne, Australia. We text each other every day to share our Wordle and Connections scores. I’m going to visit them next year and do some sightseeing together.”

ATM Security. Level: Grandma

So It Was My Grandma’s 69th Birthday, I Thought You Might Enjoy The Cake She Made

I Left My Pajamas At Home But My Grandma Said She Had Something I Could Wear And Then She Brought Back This

“My 16-year-old granddaughter, Amelia, and I have traveled together, rode horses on the beach, and toured prospective college campuses together. I’ve helped her and her older sibling with many writing assignments,” Donne shared. “My youngest granddaughter, Sophia and I Zoom for an hour every weekend. She gives me drawing lessons and teaches me dance steps. I recently edited her first book, ‘The Girl Who Never Brushed Her Teeth,’ available in Spanish and English on Amazon.”“I taught all my grandchildren to hula hoop and sing ‘Hoopy Birthday’ at their birthday parties. I hope I live long enough to stay engaged in their lives and see them mature into adults.”

“I taught all my grandchildren to hula hoop and sing ‘Hoopy Birthday’ at their birthday parties. I hope I live long enough to stay engaged in their lives and see them mature into adults.”

Grandma Put A Magazine Cut Out Of Leonardo Dicaprio Over Her Late (Not So Nice) Husband’s Face. The 80+ Year Old’s Version Of Photoshop

When Grandpa Discovered Facebook

Having grandparents in your life is such a blessing. They never visit empty-handed, whether that means bringing apple pie or a new toy, and they’re always your biggest supporters. When I was about 6-years-old, my grandmother visited from Ohio on my birthday and took me to the mall to go on a shopping spree. I got a few adorable tops and skirts, had lunch at my favorite Italian restaurant and returned home to have a fashion show for my family.To this day, my grandmotherstilltalks about how much fun that experience was for her, and honestly, it’s one of my most cherished memories too. I still request a jar of strawberry jam when she sends a package to my family, and I’ll never forget the walks we took to her local ice cream shop to get a delicious cone during the summers I visited her as a kid.

To this day, my grandmotherstilltalks about how much fun that experience was for her, and honestly, it’s one of my most cherished memories too. I still request a jar of strawberry jam when she sends a package to my family, and I’ll never forget the walks we took to her local ice cream shop to get a delicious cone during the summers I visited her as a kid.

When Your Grandpa Is Way Cooler Than You’ll Ever Be

Getting My Grandma A Camera Phone Was The Best Decision I Ever Made. The Cat Might Disagree

Came Back From Work And Found Out Grandma Patched Up My Distressed Jeans. I Can’t Stop Laughing, Lol

As a child, I thought my grandparents were magicians. My grandma would mail me a new Dorothy dress each year to wear for Halloween (as I had outgrown last year’s), and my grandfather built me an incredible doll house complete with tiny furniture. They would share stories of what my parents were like as children and teach me how to play games I had never even heard of.

My Grandma Bought Me A New Shirt Today. I’m 34

My Grandma Was Crowned “Princess Of Springhurst Pines” Tonight For Valentine’s

Thought It’d Be Funny To Catch My Granddad Sleeping On Vacation- Till I Made The Same Mistake. Touché, Pop

Having grandparents around can even reduce a person’s stress levels.One 2014 studyfrom Boston College found that “an emotionally close relationship between grandparent and grandchild is associated with fewer symptoms of depression for both generations.” Most grandparents also take pride in their role, as 72% believe being a grandmother or grandfather is the most important and satisfying thing in their lives. The reason those cookies taste so delicious is because they’re truly baked with love!

My Grandparents Were Waiting For Each Other At The Mall

Grandma’s Butter Dish

My Grandmas 20 Year Old Cactus, She Named It Dolly Parton

Grandpa Does Not Want To Be In Painting Class

Grandma Overshares

My Grandma With Alzheimer’s At My Wedding; She Asked - “Where’s The Body?"

We hope these precious photos are warming your hearts today, pandas. Whether you’re lucky enough to have your grandparents around today or you miss them with every fiber of your being, we hope this list has brought at least one smile to your face. Keep upvoting the pics that prove to you that we don’t deserve grandparents, and if you’re interested in viewing even more wholesome photos of grandmas and grandpas, we recommend checking outthis listnext!

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