In Pomraning v. Pomraning, 13 Ark. App. 258, 264, 682 S.W.2d 775, 778 (1985), the Court recognized several factors that would establish a significant connection for children: "The children were present in this state and had been for several months. The older child had resided in Polk County during an earlier separation. The maternal grandparents with whom both appellee and her children had maintained a close relationship resided there. They had provided appellee and the child a home and financial support during her first and second separations from the appellant and gave assurance that they would do so for so long as was necessary."