Know them like you see them every week.
The Grandkids Tracker is one page per grandchild for the little details that change faster than you can keep up. Print it, fill it in on your next call, and never buy the dinosaur shirt six months after he moved on to sharks.
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Four versions, one for every age
Each version asks the questions that fit where they are right now, so you’re not asking a 15-year-old about their favorite stuffed animal.
Little Ones
Ages 0–5
Favorite toy, show, food, and song, the big milestone they’re working on, and the words and phrases they’re saying.
Big Kids
Ages 6–9
Best friend, favorite subject, book, and sport, their dream job right now, plus loose teeth, grade, and big news.
Tweens
Ages 10–13
Hobbies, YouTubers, music, games, sports or clubs, the friends to ask about, and what they’re into lately.
Teens
Ages 14–17
Music, shows, sports, job, driving, plans after high school, and what’s on their mind.
On every page: NameBirthdayAgeNicknameWhat they call youPhotoFavorite colorSizesBirthday yearsPrinted-on date
How it works
Print a page
Pick the right age version for each grandchild and print it at home or at the office store.
Ask the questions
Fill it in together on your next call or visit. Kids love being interviewed by Grandma.
Keep the old ones
Print a fresh page every year. The dated sheets become a little record of who they were at every age.
Your answers will come in handy soon.
A mystery-in-the-mailbox kit for ages 6–9 is on the way. Your tracker answers will help you personalize your grandchild’s very first case.
