Parenting

Nothing Is Too Good For Nana On Mother's Day

by Jenn Sinrich
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If there’s anyone in your life who deserves something really special when birthdays or holidays roll around, it’s definitely your Grandma and Pop-Pop. The people who watch your kid(s) for free and occasionally even folds your laundry. They’re the true MVPs of the family, so gifts for Grandma and gifts for Grandpa should be top notch.

Whether they live five minutes down the road or are a FaceTime call away, grandparents just get it. They’ve put in their time, paid their dues, and are still always there when we need them. There is literally nobody else we can trust for a few minutes’ break (a.k.a. self-care session), an entire night off (a.k.a. sleep!), or during a crisis.

This year, even while we’re seeing less of our grandparents during quarantine times, we can’t forget to let them know how much we love them. In fact, showing them how much you care seems more important than ever. So when the next holiday comes calling—or maybe you want to treat them “just because,”—don’t f*ck it up. Go crazy with personalized gifts for Grandma and all the practical gifts for Grandpa that you know he’d love. Scour Amazon and Nordstrom like never before! They deserve it, and it’ll really make their day. (And don’t let either of them convince you that they “don’t need anything—really!” because you know they’re both merely trying to be polite.)

Not sure where to begin? We’ve found some of the sweetest, most thoughtful, stylish, and overall best gifts for Grandparents. Just because you can’t see them in person doesn’t mean they don’t deserve to feel recognized and loved.

The Best Gifts For Grandma

The Best Gifts For Grandpa

UGG Scuff Slipper

UGG house slippers are always a good idea for our grandpa and our dad. These Scuff Slipper editions will keep their feet warm, toasty, and ultra comfortable with its wool lining. They’ll wear them out until they need another new pair!

$79.95

Gifts For Both Grandparents

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