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Terri Apter’s Grandparenting is a warm, wise guide to navigating the evolving and often delicate relationships between grandparents, their adult children, and grandchildren.  Drawing on her own experience as a grandparent and interviews with grandparents from around the world, Apter explores how roles shift, expectations clash, and bonds are reshaped across generations. She examines tensions that arise—such as giving advice, boundaries, and involvement—as families expand and children themselves become parents. With a blend of psychological insight, case studies, and practical counsel, the book invites readers to reimagine what “being a grandparent” means today. In all its nuance and complexity, Grandparenting celebrates intergenerational love while pointing to the care and reflection required to balance closeness, respect, and individual identities.