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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
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