In the wake of her stepfather’s passing, Candace Walker found herself navigating grief while simultaneously discovering an unexpected source of connection between her mother and preteens. She leaned on her kids to help her with tasks like operating the television remote or learning to use a smartphone, which suddenly became vital bridges to intergenerational bonding.

Through this process, she witnessed firsthand the transformative power of shared experiences between generations. Her children, a generation often perceived as digitally savvy, brought not just technical skills but also a fresh perspective to their grandmother’s life. This nurturing dynamic revealed what could be cultivated when different ages collaborated and supported one another.

Inspired by these encounters, Walker was m

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