A weekly highlight for the kids is our regular Skype session with their grandparents. Thanks to the wonders of modern technology, the distance can now be bridged and is not considered the massive chasm it once was.
“Hallo po-po and gung-gung!” (grandma and grandpa) |
Of course nothing beats, face-to-face hugs, cuddles, kisses and play time. But I really grateful for these little things that help to strengthen the special bond between my kids and their grandparents.
Talking about grandparents, please stop by Teresa’s blog at NanaHood to check out my guest post on why grandparents have such an innate desire to spoil their grandkids.
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What an adorable photo! Clicking over to your guest post now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the support, Emily!
DeleteHow special and a lovely pic. I think I need to learn to Skype more with our family.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up.
I love how technology allows us to do things like this. My SIL was in Canada for half of my pregnancy and we were lucky enough to skype each week so she didnt miss out on telling me how big I was getting!
ReplyDeleteP,S. - This totally fits with the precious theme this week too :)
DeleteThanks Toni! I linked to theme on instagram this week.
DeleteYour little ones are so lucky to have this time with their grandparents, Serene. When my husband went to new Zealand for work, we loved Skype x
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea to do this - we should do it more with our kid's grandparents in NZ, thanks for reminder! And yes I agree that it's a grandparent's right to spoil their grandkids, I can't wait to do that for mine (waaaaay down the track ;) )
ReplyDeleteLOL! Can't believe you are thinking so far ahead way down the track. So much to look forward to in life I guess. The adventure never ends.
DeleteOh fantastic! How great is technology these days. I really need to get my head around Skype :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a Skype user but I really need to try it out one day. It's wonderful though that family and friends who live a long way from each other can still stay in touch and connect!
ReplyDeleteGot to love technology!
ReplyDeleteWe skype with grandparents, too, but lately I haven't been able to connect to my mum. I start worrying when I don't see her online for a while.
ReplyDeleteThank God for the wonders of skype!
ReplyDeleteI have just been discussing this with my father the other day, he has just returned from visiting his sister in Kenya. She has lived there for over 50 years and he said it is so much easier keeping in touch these days with Skype, Facebook and apps like Viber.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! We take it for granted sometimes I think. I can still remember times back when it costed a fortune just to make a short international phone call with someone overseas.
DeleteSkype is wonderful, isn't it? My daughter skypes (well, she's one year old, but you know what I mean!) with all her relatives in Sicily and it's just so fantastic for them to be able to see her. Your photo is beautiful. You're such a great photographer!
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