I know how much pleasure my grandchildren have given me. I used to have the older ones staying with me. And he [her son] used to say, “Mum, we don’t know what grandparents, what it is. We never had them, so let them enjoy it.” And we have. We have had a very good relationship with all four. It is wonderful, which my parents never had.
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