15 Things Parents and Grandparents Do So Differently That You’ve Probably Noticed Too

Parents possess extensive knowledge about us, yet grandmothers often hold an extra layer of understanding. While your mother can promptly state your favorite dish upon asking, your grandmother has likely already prepared it. Undoubtedly, numerous endearing aspects about your grandmothers readily come to mind. Who knows, some of these charming attributes might even be captured in our illustrations.

1. Their grandchildren’s pain matters more than their children’s pain used to.

2. The difference is obvious even before the baby is born. This is what the everyday life of a pregnant woman like through the eyes of...

3. Grandparents begin to think that parents are baby-making machines.

4. After the baby is born, you can spot differences even in the smallest things, like changing diapers.

5. Grandparents promote laziness.

6. It’s not all that simple with the food. Everyone has their own way of feeding a moody child.

7. Parents and grandmothers have different opinions about gifts. And children love this!

8. Grandparents tend to let grandkids watch TV a lot more than they did with their own children.

9. Everyone has a unique way of quickly treating a child when they are ill.

10. Grandparents will feed grandkids all the candy in the world, while when they were parents they were hiding them.

11. When it comes to hairstyles, it’s easy to see who did it.

12. Bedtime isn’t a thing for grandparents.

13. Getting a child dressed for school is a serious task. Who does it best?

14. They get disappointed for different reasons.

15. Grandparents can get a bit paranoid.

Our grandparents are people we keep very close to our hearts and we often forget that they used to have a very active life when they were younger. Some of us might even see ourselves through them thanks to the uncanny similarities.