If you’re like most American grandparents, you’d accept a grandchild who came out as gay, bisexual, or trans, but you’re not convinced that gender is non-binary.
You’re uncomfortable discussing dating, race, and politics with your grandkids.
You don’t consider yourself a financial supporter of your grandkids, but you spend thousands of dollars a year on them.
Grandparents are healthier, wealthier, and longer-lived than ever before. What does this mean for us all?
There used to be many more children than elders; now, for the first time in history, the old outnumber the young.
The five places in the world where people live the longest are also places where elders spend a good deal of their time tending vegetable patches.
Seventy percent of American teens see anxiety and depression as “major problems” among their peers, according to a new study.
How to unite the young and the old for the common good.
Here’s an enlightening video from Zero to Three about a single mother who moved in with her own mother. Single parenthood and multigenerational households have risen in tandem in recent years.
So far, grandparent care has been observed in only one bird species: the Seychelles Warbler, which inhabits five small islands in the Indian Ocean.