This resource aims to help grandparents prepare for their grandchildren staying with them when their parent is experiencing mental illness.

If you’re a grandparent, you might be asked to look after your grandchildren sometimes. The key is being clear about how much child care you’re able to do.

Becoming a grandparent can change your life. It might take you a little while to get used to your new role. What kind of grandparent do you want to be?

If your grandchild’s parents separate or divorce, you might be worried about the whole family. Any support you can give will help them adjust to the change.

As more grandparents take on caring duties for their grandchildren, it’s important that they know our six safe sleep recommendations.

As a grandparent, you have a big role in supporting your children as they raise grandchildren. This support can be good for all your family relationships.

There are many ways to be a grandparent. You might like being hands on or prefer to have less involvement. It’s good to be clear about what role suits you.

Advice for grandparents who are caring for a grandchild when their parent experiences mental illness. Tips and resources that can help when a grandkid comes to stay.

What to learn more about supporting children of parents living with mental illness? This resource has been designed to help parents, and their friends and families.

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