| Jane Faller is 69 and does what many grandmothers like to do, spoil her grandkids. |
| For ages, grandmothers educated granddaughters and mothers taught daughters, usually orally. |
| Perhaps one day they will be able, like their grandmothers before the revolution, to walk the streets with their hair uncovered. |
| Old grandmothers sitting in a circle were stitching tiny colourful stitches on a quilt. |
| Tanzer's mantle is made of a collection of vintage linens used by her mother and her husband's grandmothers. |
| In their new role, grandmothers became intimately involved with their grandchildren by assuming primary responsibility for their care. |
