Titlebook: Coping with your Grown Children; Edwin L. Klingelhofer Book 1989 The Humana Press Inc. 1989 child.children.coping.demography.education.eth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4175-4Most counselors have known for some time now that there is a growing problem with children who never leave home or who, having left it, return, seemingly for good.

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Darwin V. Ellis,Julian M. SingerMiddle-aged parents sometimes find themselves uncomfortably caught in the middle of a struggle between their own parents and their adult children—a shared problem straddling three generations.

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Martha Palmer,Hwee Tou Ng,Hoa Trang DangChildren, being human, get into scrapes. Today it seems easier than ever for adult children to stumble into difficulty.

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Dangling GrandchildrenOne of the great things about having grandchildren, most grandparents would agree, is that you have them only in small doses. After a few hours their parents pack them back home until the next visit. Grandparents have all the fun of indulging the children without the associated burden of work and responsibility. Not always, though.

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Meddlesome GrandparentsMiddle-aged parents sometimes find themselves uncomfortably caught in the middle of a struggle between their own parents and their adult children—a shared problem straddling three generations.