Of course, from their grandparents and even their great grandparents.

Of course, from their grandparents and even their great grandparents.

The law defines certain conditions under which the father of the child or one of the mother apos s or father apos s parents (grandmother or grandfather) can be entitled to such leave.

This magazine Stop was started not by my father not by my grandfather but by my great grandmother.

You want me to give it to you in three words

Have Grandpa and Grandma come yet?

Grandma was crying and grandpa, he laughed

Greatgrandmother.

At our grandpa and grandma's wedding

he would tell you, as he told me, I asked myself, he said, What did my grandparents and my great grandparents do to protect the forest for me?

My grandparents, they were in the middle of it.

The traditional pyramid of many youth and few elders is giving way to the inverse family pyramid of potentially one child, two parents, four grandparents and several great grandparents.

His greatgrandfather or earlier.

These are your grandparents.

And the first murder of a mother by a son was my great great great great great great grandfather.

Do you know where your grandparents were born?

My great grandfather was Henry Ford, and on my mother's side, my great grandfather was Harvey Firestone.

Who were my grandparents?

Lucy was bantered by her grandparents.

In practice, children who remained parentless during the war are most often entrusted to their closest relatives (grandfather, grandmother or parents' siblings).

Playacting, just like her greatgrandma.

She was Peter's great grandmother.

Two or more consanguine sisters They have two thirds where there are no sisters who are bodily heirs, no grandchildren by a son, no consanguine brothers of theirs and no father or grandfather.

And my parents were part of a landed property family.

Behave yourselves. Grandma and Grandma will be with us.

Nor grandpa, nor Methuselah. I can whip you to a frazzle.

And this is when great grandma was born, 1863.

(c) Assistance to parents will include provision of parenting education, parent counselling and other quality services for mothers, fathers, siblings, grandparents and others who from time to time may be responsible for promoting the child's best interests

My greatgrandfather planted this tree!

It's Grant's greatgreatgrandfather.

Your grandparents were peaceful people.

Over a tenth of the households (14.4 per cent) were headed by a grandfather and 4.5 per cent were headed by both grandparents, caring for grandchildren whose parents, in the majority of cases, had died from illnesses related to HIV AIDS.

This means that your great, great, great great, great, great with about five million greats in there grandmother was probably the same great, great, great, great grandmother with five million greats in there as Holly up here.

His great granddad started Patería de Sousa in 1812.

His greatgreatgrandfather founded this town.

Typically, these relationships are with some combination of mother, father, siblings, grandparents and other members of the extended family, along with professional caregivers specialized in childcare and education.

So, it was a world without grandparents.

To make room for your grandparents.

Secondly, guardianship and custody had been granted to the grandparents although that solution had not been requested by the father or subjected to any opposing arguments.

Grandparents now range in age from 35 to 105, and grandchildren from newborns to retirees, giving rise to a wide variety of grandparenting styles.

Oh, I wish my gweat gweat gwandfather Dartz was here to see me do this.

My grandmother survived and married my grandfather.

According to the author, this decision is surprising bearing in mind that no application had been made for custody in favour of the grandparents, the father having sought custody for himself.

Greatgrandfather Lukas bought a bottle of rum and two packs of tobacco every day.

And sometimes i'm my greatgrandmama bonavie, who was an actress.