Many grandmas care for their grandchildren regularly and also balance family life and careers. Meyer’s book addresses the issues of child care, emotional support, financial support and custodial care.
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Read More »The University of Georgia is recruiting grandparents and their employed, adult children for a paid research study examining the effects of grandchild care on health, well-being, and career outcomes.
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