Grandparenting Videos

Dr. Georgia Witkin digs into new research on birth order, particularly new theories on the effects on personality of first born, middle, and youngest children. Take the video quiz to see how you do.

Dynamic, involved, and totally plugged-in, these eight people are redefining what it means to be a grandparent.

From better basics like receiving blankets to strollers and beds that "grow" with your grandchild, Giggle's Ali Wing will show you exactly what you need. Watch the next video in this series Giggle's Winter Weather Essentials for Grandparents by clicking this link: http://www.grandparents.com/gp/gptv/video/giggle-grandchild-winter-essentials.html?utm_source=giggleVideo

Giggle owner, Ali Wing, hips grandparents to the coolest summer purchases and essential toys for your grandkid like hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, travel cots, sandtoys, trikes, scooters, and bikes in this video by Grandparents.com Watch the next video in this series Giggle's Winter Weather Essentials for Grandparents by clicking this link: http://www.grandparents.com/gp/gptv/video/giggle-grandchild-winter-essentials.html?utm_source=giggleSummerVideo

Neil Sedaka talks about the loves of his life: his family and his music.

City dweller or permanent country resident, it doesn't matter. A trip to an orchard is a fun time. Whether it's reaching for apples or bending for pumpkins, an orchard is a great way to soak in the splendor of the autumn season. Want to see more activity videos? Visit http://www.grandparents.com/gp/gptv/?utm_source=funToTheCoreVideo

When Mark Isreal went to his grandparents' house as a child, he recalled making bagels and cookies and pies. His grandparents owned a bakery and, he later realized, "I was learning all this stuff without even knowing it." Now Isreal is the owner of New York City-based Doughnut Plant, and he talks about his introduction to the family business. Want to see more multi-generational business videos? Check out this one about New York mainstain, Russ * Daughters: http://www.grandparents.com/gp/gptv/video/family-business-russ-and-daughters.html?utm_source=doughnutPlantVideo

"Thirty percent of family businesses will survive the transition from founders to second generation. Only 12 percent will still be viable into a third generation, says Paul Karofsky, 64, a grandfather of four who's been advising family businesses for 20-plus years at Transition Consulting Group, Inc., in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., citing findings of the Family Firm Institute. Here's how to make a successful business transition from generation to generation, just as Russ & Daughters did with their New York City famed smoked-fish emporium. Check out Part I in this series featuring Mark Isreal of Doughnut Plant: http://www.grandparents.com/gp/gptv/video/family-business-doughnut-plant.html?utm_source=russDaughtersVideo

Watch the veteran Hollywood director find out who really controls the show when it comes to video games.