Why Keeping Adult Children at Home Longer Is Not a Failure

A series on modern parenting explores how supporting adult children in their 20s differs significantly from previous generations, framing extended cohabitation as a practical adaptation rather than a developmental setback.

4 Sept, 09:30 — 4 Sept, 09:30

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‘Not a failure to launch’: Why keeping adult kids at home longer isn’t a bad thing

In part four of our series on the complex landscape of modern parenting, midlife parents explore how supporting adult children in their 20s looks radically different from the way they were raised.

By Wendy Tuohy

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Why Keeping Adult Children at Home Longer Is Not a Failure

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