I’m a super nana I take care of my grandson because his mom has to work and needs help with her son I’m 57 I’m disabled.
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Well as I said when I entered I am a mom, but I help my oldest daughter to care for her son my grandson. He is 8 years old and he is my heart. The most rewarding part about taking care of my grandson is watching him grow and seeing my daughter his mom in him, and seeing parts of me in it all. I love it when my grandson, his name is Langston day you are the best nana ever. That makes my heart melt.
What is the biggest lesson motherhood has taught you?Well the biggest lesson that motherhood and being a grandmother/nana has taught me is that it doesn’t matter how old you are you are never to old to keep learning, and that even though I’m 57 you can still make mistakes and it’s okay.
What would you do with $20,000?If I was to when the 20,000 I would probably try to take my family with me on the trip that I would win along with my grandson so that we could all have some downtime, which we never seem to get.
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