More myths about grandparents that it’s time to trash
Many stereotypes about grandparents are wrong.
Many stereotypes about grandparents are wrong.
You’ve probably heard about the latest blockbuster Disney movie and its teenaged heroine, Moana. But have you heard about her really awesome grandma?
Grandparents are healthier, wealthier, and longer-lived than ever before. What does this mean for us all?
Contrary to popular belief, Americans are nearly as likely today as they were in 1950 to live in a multigenerational household, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center.
Let’s ditch the stereotypes and start embracing the truth instead.
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More and more older Americans are giving money to their children and grandchildren, and the amount they’re giving is rising.
The media paints grandparents as old, but studies show most of them aren’t.
Isn’t it time we discarded the myths and misconceptions about grandparents and started giving them their due?