heavy.: 101 Best Gifts For Seniors: Your Ultimate List

heavy.: 101 Best Gifts For Seniors: Your Ultimate List

Most elderly people don’t want more stuff. They mostly want practical presents that make their lives easier, safer, and healthier. These gifts were vetted with older folks who voted for the best and booted the rest. Discover the Best Gifts for Seniors, and if you’re shopping specifically for women, we’ve got lots of gift ideas they’re sure to love.

 

Giz Wiz Biz: For older pet lovers who aren’t to care for a real cat or dog

Giz Wiz Biz: For older pet lovers who aren’t to care for a real cat or dog

On last week’s show, we saw Aibo, the $2899.00 Sony robotic dog. This week, Ageless Innovation was at the ‘Well NOW’ event to show their Joy for All Companion Pets. The company says their fluffy pets were developed with extensive input from older adults and are designed to foster meaningful connections through play, joy, and happiness to help improve the quality of life among older adults.

 

BEST: 25 Best Gift Ideas for Grandpa 2019 – Grandfather Gifts He’ll Love

BEST: 25 Best Gift Ideas for Grandpa 2019 – Grandfather Gifts He’ll Love

Gifts for Grandpa can be hard to shop for. When he spends so much of his time giving to the grandkids and his big kids, it can be tricky figuring out what your Gramps will want for himself. But don’t worry — we’ve done all the research for you. From the creative to the functional, show your Pops how much you really love him with one of these gift ideas. We swear he’ll still be using them at the next family function.

THE HILL: Changing America – Robocats purr their way into the hearts of the elderly

THE HILL: Changing America – Robocats purr their way into the hearts of the elderly

Studies are mixed on whether automatons can cure loneliness, but some seniors like the cleanliness and convenience of robotic pets.

By Trevor Hembling
Loneliness is a big problem for many elderly Americans. One-third of adults older than 45 say they feel alone, and the ramifications increase as they age. Studies show that loneliness and social isolation are associated with higher death rates.
Bottom Line Inc: What Will You Name Your Robot?

Bottom Line Inc: What Will You Name Your Robot?

I plan to name my robot Jeanne Calment, after the French super-ager who lived to be 122. Jeanne will like to read British mysteries, go to the theater and eat cheesecake while standing in front of a refrigerator (the calories are less that way.) In other words, she will be Mini-Me…my new bff robot who will hang out with me and help keep me safe as I age.