grandchild

You're welcome to think the future is a grandchild of C; I think we haven't even begun the journey yet.

The two pedestrians in question are a grandparent and their grandchild crossing without looking both ways for their safety.

You can get a grandchild that is very similar to a grandparent and dissimilar to either parent.

The post's grandchild, by the same user, is fine (though not very useful, rehashing old arguments).

Do a grandchild's grandchildren deserve to lord over something created by a dusty ancestor centuries ago?

Plus being able to make you child or grandchild fix your computer might not be a bug, but rather a feature!

Imagine standing at your child's wedding, or your grandchild's wedding, beaming, and then remembering that your spouse isn't next to you.

In both cases, your parents end up with 1 extra grandchild, because of you.

I think this is precisely the attitude that his grandfather was hoping to avoid instilling in his grandchild.

But if you muster the derring-do for the task, you'd make them very proud and blessed that they had you as a grandchild!

If you'd let your grandma use IE then you're a terrible grandchild.

In other words that child's grandchild, grandparent, half-sibling, aunt or uncle.

"Top comment on a post" is a fairly weak signal as it misses excellent child/grandchild/deeper comments.) (2) do the moderators have "soft power" to go with their "hard power" -- that is, are they respected enough that they can successfully ask people to change their behavior without needing to threaten a ban?