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They could but it would be illegal. You can not keep your grand kids with you if their parent(s) want them returned. If you refuse to return them you can be arrested. If you take them without the consent of both parents you can be charged with kidnapping as well.

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The child can get some help and good advice by calling the CHILDHELP National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-CHILD.

Another way to get help is to try to explain what has been going on to an unrelated adult who they trust such as a teacher, doctor, neighbor or a friend's parent. If there is no one else such as the persons mentioned in that list then call the police when no one is around and tell them you are being abused and need help.

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Not all the time, and not all grandparents, but, yes, grandparents do abuse their grandchildren. Often, the now-grandparent abused their child as well.

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