Grandparents and grandchildren

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 4 December 2013

Today's grandparents are a key piece in the gear of family conciliation, to the point that many have become authentic 'kangaroos' grandchildren, allowing the employment of their children.

But in addition, must not forget the role that grandparents play in the development of the child to be adult. It's a relationship increasingly close, long-lasting and generous that the child enjoys and learns from the experiences of his grandfather, while this feels useful, active and responsible for its small offspring.

 

A study conducted by Sara M. Moorman, Professor in the Department of sociology and the Institute on aging of the University of Boston argues effect psychologically on grandchildren and grandparents being very United.

Elders regain the spirit of child who take inside and that left years ago, while young people see in them a model to follow. This relationship of complicity and affection makes that grandparents and grandchildren feel more United and share many more interests despite the generational difference.

 

This complicity of which we speak, elders to inculcate the child, without even realising it has, a series of values, attitudes and ways of thinking that they will form the personality of the little and will make you more self-confident in adulthood. For this reason, it is important that grandparents feel fully integrated in the family and which are part of the daily lives of their children and grandchildren, since, by their experience they are an example for them.

A close relationship between grandparents and grandchildren provides an unconditional affection by both parties, greater stability and an excellent education for the youngest of the family. And it is that grandparents are proof that true love exists.