John and Hilda are grandparents of Amanda. They show an interest in Amanda and occasionally indulge her with a gift or treat. However, they do not baby-sit for Amanda, give her parents advice on parenting, or assume any other child-care duties. John and Hilda are:
A. reservoir of family wisdom grandparents.
B. mentor grandparents.
C. formal grandparents.
D. wizard grandparents.
Answer: C
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