7 Common Phrases Grandparents Should Stop Saying to Their Grandkids

While praising a child occasionally brings motivation, saying “Good job” on every small thing can have adverse effects. 

Great Job

Telling your grandchildren to keep secrets from their parents can create trust issues within a family. It also puts the child in an uncomfortable position where he has to choose between parents and grandparents. 

 Don’t Tell Your Parents

Saying to your grandchild that they have gained weight can hurt their feelings and make them feel bad about how they look

You Have Gained Weight

Saying this to a child means limiting their passions or challenges, assuming they’re just going through a phase. Giving them a chance to explore is essential

You’ll Grow Out of It

Telling your grandkids they’re too sensitive or emotional might make them feel their feelings aren’t valid. 

You Are Being Too Sensitive

Calling a grandchild “spoiled” can do more harm than good, affecting their self-esteem and relationships. 

 You Are So Spoiled

While usually asked with good intentions, this question can pressure grandkids to live up to academic expectations. Instead of being concerned about grades

Did You Get Good Grades?

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