Grandma Gail

You know, it was – I don't remember what the first one was. I lived on 72nd Street. I might have even had it in my apartment. And everybody came over and we had sandwiches. You know, I don't even remember. Or we might have had pizza.

You know, it was – I don't remember what the first one was. I lived on 72nd Street. I might have even had it in my apartment. And everybody came over and we had sandwiches. You know, I don't even remember. Or we might have had pizza.

You know, it was – I don't remember what the first one was. I lived on 72nd Street. I might have even had it in my apartment. And everybody came over and we had sandwiches. You know, I don't even remember. Or we might have had pizza.

Which was wonderful.

Which was wonderful.

Which was wonderful.

I don't think so. Not about, you know, we might give our, gave our opinions on things. maybe what school the kids should apply to. You know, if they asked, we didn't say, you know, which one we adamantly wanted. I feel like you would have said your opinion. No, because I really didn't grow up in the city, so I didn't have an idea about that.

I don't think so. Not about, you know, we might give our, gave our opinions on things. maybe what school the kids should apply to. You know, if they asked, we didn't say, you know, which one we adamantly wanted. I feel like you would have said your opinion. No, because I really didn't grow up in the city, so I didn't have an idea about that.

I don't think so. Not about, you know, we might give our, gave our opinions on things. maybe what school the kids should apply to. You know, if they asked, we didn't say, you know, which one we adamantly wanted. I feel like you would have said your opinion. No, because I really didn't grow up in the city, so I didn't have an idea about that.

But my children did, and, you know, they both went to the same Upper East Side school.

But my children did, and, you know, they both went to the same Upper East Side school.

But my children did, and, you know, they both went to the same Upper East Side school.

Yes, I did know more. I think we gave our opinions, but we left that up to the parents, really, basically, because... You know, you have to know what's going on at that particular moment in time. Nothing stays frozen. And what was good 20 years ago might not be the right decision now. And I think that's an ongoing thing.

Yes, I did know more. I think we gave our opinions, but we left that up to the parents, really, basically, because... You know, you have to know what's going on at that particular moment in time. Nothing stays frozen. And what was good 20 years ago might not be the right decision now. And I think that's an ongoing thing.

Yes, I did know more. I think we gave our opinions, but we left that up to the parents, really, basically, because... You know, you have to know what's going on at that particular moment in time. Nothing stays frozen. And what was good 20 years ago might not be the right decision now. And I think that's an ongoing thing.

Grandparents are not supposed to be involved in punishing. That's the one good thing about grandparents. We never saw anything wrong with our grandchildren, even if we knew it was wrong. We closed the door. We hung up the phone. We said, it's up to you now. You're the parents. And I think that's the way it does work unless you live with your grandparents, which many, many people do now.

Grandparents are not supposed to be involved in punishing. That's the one good thing about grandparents. We never saw anything wrong with our grandchildren, even if we knew it was wrong. We closed the door. We hung up the phone. We said, it's up to you now. You're the parents. And I think that's the way it does work unless you live with your grandparents, which many, many people do now.

Grandparents are not supposed to be involved in punishing. That's the one good thing about grandparents. We never saw anything wrong with our grandchildren, even if we knew it was wrong. We closed the door. We hung up the phone. We said, it's up to you now. You're the parents. And I think that's the way it does work unless you live with your grandparents, which many, many people do now.

Then it's the grandparents who make the decision or in concert with the parent. But if you're in another house or another apartment, close the door and let the parents figure it out.

Then it's the grandparents who make the decision or in concert with the parent. But if you're in another house or another apartment, close the door and let the parents figure it out.