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Creating Unforgettable Moments with Grandchildren with Susan Yates
What does it really take to build lasting family memories with your kids and grandkids, especially when everyone’s busy and scattered across the country?
In this heartwarming and practical episode, Ryan Thacker sits down with Susan Alexander Yates, author of Cousins Camp: A Grandparent’s Guide to Creating Fun, Faith, and Memories That Last, to explore how small, intentional efforts can lead to meaningful family traditions that stand the test of time. Susan shares how she and her husband turned a simple idea into an annual “Cousins Camp” that now includes all 21 of their grandchildren, even a set of quadruplets. From budget-friendly activities to age-appropriate planning and spiritual connection, this conversation is packed with inspiration for grandparents and parents who want to leave a legacy of love.
You’ll learn how grandparents can become anchors of wisdom and joy, even if they don’t live nearby, and how your financial plan can support your desire to gather family without the stress of overspending. Whether you’re dreaming of starting your own version of Cousins Camp or simply looking to strengthen your family bonds, this episode is a must-listen.
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About Susan Yates:
Susan Alexander Yates is a wife of nearly 55 years, mother to five children (including a set of twins), and grandmother to 21—including a set of quadruplets. She and her husband John have hosted an annual “Cousin Camp” for their grandchildren for over a decade in the Shenandoah Mountains of Virginia. Susan is the author of 16 books, including the acclaimed Cousin Camp: A Grandparent’s Guide to Creating Fun, Faith, and Memories That Last. She shares practical wisdom and encouragement for families on her blog at susanalexanderyates.com.
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By Tyson Thacker and Ryan ThackerWhat does it really take to build lasting family memories with your kids and grandkids, especially when everyone’s busy and scattered across the country?
In this heartwarming and practical episode, Ryan Thacker sits down with Susan Alexander Yates, author of Cousins Camp: A Grandparent’s Guide to Creating Fun, Faith, and Memories That Last, to explore how small, intentional efforts can lead to meaningful family traditions that stand the test of time. Susan shares how she and her husband turned a simple idea into an annual “Cousins Camp” that now includes all 21 of their grandchildren, even a set of quadruplets. From budget-friendly activities to age-appropriate planning and spiritual connection, this conversation is packed with inspiration for grandparents and parents who want to leave a legacy of love.
You’ll learn how grandparents can become anchors of wisdom and joy, even if they don’t live nearby, and how your financial plan can support your desire to gather family without the stress of overspending. Whether you’re dreaming of starting your own version of Cousins Camp or simply looking to strengthen your family bonds, this episode is a must-listen.
In this episode, Susan discusses:
Resources:
Get your FREE B.O.S.S. Retirement Blueprint:
3 Ways to Respond:
Connect with Ryan Thacker:
Connect with Susan Yates:
About Susan Yates:
Susan Alexander Yates is a wife of nearly 55 years, mother to five children (including a set of twins), and grandmother to 21—including a set of quadruplets. She and her husband John have hosted an annual “Cousin Camp” for their grandchildren for over a decade in the Shenandoah Mountains of Virginia. Susan is the author of 16 books, including the acclaimed Cousin Camp: A Grandparent’s Guide to Creating Fun, Faith, and Memories That Last. She shares practical wisdom and encouragement for families on her blog at susanalexanderyates.com.