The Grandparent Renaissance

We are grandparents, a demographic of +/- 70,000,000 people in the US that as a cohort have the most money, the most valuable intellectual capital and connections, and seemingly the most common sense. Each year our numbers increase by over 7,000,000 new Grandparents.

We grew up in an era where very few of us took the kind of medications many of our grandchildren take today; where a tiny percentage of us had a psychologist; where losing made us work harder; where books were not banned; where our borders were not open; where guns were not on every street corner and where we were not being shot in our schools; where drinking water and playing on public fields did not make us ill; where we came home when the street lights went on; and where we fully expected to be at least as successful as our parents.

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The original Renaissance took humanity out of the Dark Ages, and the Grandparent Renaissance has been designed to prevent our grandchildren from entering its modern day equivalent.

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