Grandparents are making so many changes and adjustments in their lives just to keep safe and somehow keep InTouch with their Grandchildren. 

Some use video chat technology to communicate with their newborn grandchildren. 

Grandparents just want to hold and snuggle up with newborn grandchildren who have been just born.  But the coronavirus pandemic has prevented them from doing so. Being at an older age and some having health issues puts grandparents at a higher risk of contracting COVID-19.  You can read this AARP Article Grandparents Covid-19 and Newborn Grand Children 

This coronavirus pandemic has changed the daily lives of many Americans, and for many of the country’s 70 million grandparents, contact with young grandchildren has been cut off. Older Americans have a higher risk of developing complications from COVID-19, and children may be asymptomatic carriers. So intimate relationships have been frozen in time, leaving grandparents longing for a connection they once took for granted.  Read more on this article at AARP-Grandparents Face Separation Anxiety during Coronavirus