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Things I Need to Tell My Granddaughter

Book cover with purple torn tissue paper edges, a cap illustration, and text: "Things I Need to Tell My Granddaughter." The mood is reflective.

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I realized that life would never be the same for my granddaughter Kayla and me. The moment she was born, I knew our bond would be special, but as I watched her grow, it became clear that our relationship would evolve in ways I could never have anticipated. Now, as I stand on the precipice of a significant change, I find myself reflecting deeply on the journey we've shared. Kayla, who had grown up overnight, would soon be leaving for college, embarking on a new chapter filled with opportunities and challenges alike. It was a bittersweet realization that filled my heart with both pride and a tinge of sadness. There were so many little things I needed to ensure she knew before she stepped into this exciting new world. I wanted to share not just practical advice but also the wisdom gleaned from my own experiences, the lessons learned through both triumphs and hardships. I thought about the importance of staying true to oneself, the value of hard work, and the significance of kindness in a world that can often feel harsh and unyielding. Each piece of advice seemed more precious than the last, and I felt an urgency to convey them to her in a way that she could carry them with her. God said, "Write them down!" So, I did…


This booklet has many pearls of wisdom. It also includes space for grandmothers to add their own personal gems; there is a place for important phone numbers and medical information, and space to sign the "Love" page.

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To my granddaughter...

As I wrote, I pictured you reading these notes in your dorm room, perhaps during late-night study sessions or times of uncertainty, drawing strength from the words I had carefully chosen.


And I found myself thinking about all we had done, those lazy afternoons, trips, and adventures, where we talked about anything and everything. The good times we shared…


Each memory is a reminder of the foundation we've built, a foundation that I hope will support you as you venture into adulthood. As I filled the pages, I began to understand I wasn’t just writing a list of advice, but a legacy of love, a way to stay connected with you, even when distance separates us. I wanted you to take a piece of me with you, a reminder that wherever life takes you, you will never really be alone. This journey we’re both on—you into the world and me into this new phase of life—is a testament to the cycles of growth and change that define our existence. And so I wrote... With every stroke of the pen, I felt a sense of peace, knowing that while life would indeed be different, it would also be filled with new adventures and endless possibilities for both of us.

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