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Grandparents' Checklist

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Grandparents' Checklist

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Grandparents' Checklist

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Grandparents' Checklist

Download the Grandparents’ Checklist

Enter your name and email address, and we’ll help you ensure your parents or in-laws have everything they need while caring for your child.

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Checklist: Grandparents’ Guide
to Watching the Grandkid

By providing this comprehensive checklist, you’ll ensure your parents or in-laws are well-prepared to handle any situation while caring for your child. You can store this checklist in Trustworthy and then share a digital version with them.

Emergency Contact Information

  • Parents' contact numbers

  • Backup emergency contact and phone number

  • Local emergency contacts (fire department, police, medical)

  • Poison control center number

  • When you want to be contacted, such as if your child has a fever or becomes ill

Daily Routine and Schedule

  • Meal and snack times

  • Nap or sleep schedule

  • Homework or study time (if applicable)

  • Bathing or personal hygiene routine

  • Activity or playtime schedule

House and Home Information

  • Location of important items (diapers, wipes, clothing, toys)

  • Instructions for operating household appliances

  • Information about pets (feeding, handling, allergies, and walking schedule)

  • Wi-Fi password

Child-Specific Information

  • Allergies and sensitivities (food, medication, environmental)

  • Current medications (name, dosage, timing)

  • Dietary restrictions or preferences

  • Special needs or medical conditions

  • Bedtime routine (time, activities, stories, comfort items)

  • Screen time limits (TV, video games, mobile devices)

Safety and Security

  • Location of first aid kit and fire extinguisher

  • Instructions for locking doors and windows

  • Approved locations for child’s outings on their own

  • Passwords or codes for security systems

Additional Notes

  • Any specific concerns or instructions from parents

  • Favorite activities or toys to keep the child entertained

  • Instructions for handling discipline or behavioral issues

  • Expected return time of parents

  • Instructions for locking up the house when leaving

Emergency Contact Information

  • Parents' contact numbers

  • Backup emergency contact and phone number

  • Local emergency contacts (fire department, police, medical)

  • Poison control center number

  • When you want to be contacted, such as if your child has a fever or becomes ill

Child-Specific Information

  • Allergies and sensitivities (food, medication, environmental)

  • Current medications (name, dosage, timing)

  • Dietary restrictions or preferences

  • Special needs or medical conditions

  • Bedtime routine (time, activities, stories, comfort items)

  • Screen time limits (TV, video games, mobile devices)

Daily Routine and Schedule

  • Meal and snack times

  • Nap or sleep schedule

  • Homework or study time (if applicable)

  • Bathing or personal hygiene routine

  • Activity or playtime schedule

Safety and Security

  • Location of first aid kit and fire extinguisher

  • Instructions for locking doors and windows

  • Approved locations for child’s outings on their own

  • Passwords or codes for security systems

House and Home Information

  • Location of important items (diapers, wipes, clothing, toys)

  • Instructions for operating household appliances

  • Information about pets (feeding, handling, allergies, and walking schedule)

  • Wi-Fi password

Additional Notes

  • Any specific concerns or instructions from parents

  • Favorite activities or toys to keep the child entertained

  • Instructions for handling discipline or behavioral issues

  • Expected return time of parents

  • Instructions for locking up the house when leaving