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The one person who can rewrite your entire disciplinary record for free.
means The child of your child — the next generation down, and usually the softest spot in a grandparent's heart.
from Simply 'grand' (from Latin grandis, 'great/large,' used in family terms to mark a generation's remove, as in grandmother, grandfather) plus 'kid,' the casual English word for child, itself possibly from the Old Norse word for young goat — kid — playfully extended to human offspring by the 1600s. 'Grandkid' is the informal, modern shortcut, popping up once 'grandchild' felt a touch too stiff for everyday cooing.
- rule reversal
- everything you banned your kids from doing, now mandatory
- sugar policy
- grandparents are unregulated dessert dispensers
- leverage ratio
- one smile outweighs three tantrums
- retirement upgrade
- the reason phones now have 400 photos of one toddler