I'm Worried About Grandpa: Explaining Dementia to Young Children is a heartfelt children's book about a group of cousins who notice their Grandpa acting differently and become concerned. With the guidance of their mom/aunt, they learn that Grandpa has dementia, a condition that affects his memory. She explains things in a way they can all comprehend. Through a heartfelt conversation, they understand that while Grandpa might forget things, he still loves them and enjoys their company. Determined to bring joy to their Grandpa, the cousins plan a special day to watch a football game with him and share his favorite snacks. Their thoughtful and patient approach helps them create a loving and memorable experience, showing that love and understanding can make a big difference.Inspired by the authors' personal experience with their father, who always responded to the question "How are you?" with a smile and the words "I'm better now," this book is both personal and universally relatable. Supported by research on explaining dementia to young children, I'm Worried About Grandpa: Explaining Dementia to Young Children provides a gentle and reassuring way to discuss this challenging topic with kids aged 3-9. It emphasizes the importance of patience, love, and spending quality time with family members, even when they face difficult health issues. Note: Though we believe love and patience are vitally important in this situation and we have researched this topic, we are not medical professionals. Please refer to your own doctor or therapist for recommendations on your personal situation and avail yourselves of the information available from support organizations.