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Whether you live near each other or far apart, the bond between grandparent and child is precious.
In the latest issue of The Week Junior we’ve put together this brilliant guide for children to interview their grandparents and turn the answers into a record to share with the family. Why not try it, then turn the questions round to interview your grandchild in return?
It’s a great way to find out more about them (useful for buying presents!), build conversations and share an activity, whether in person or by video call.
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