Category: emerging adulthood
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If we make it too comfortable for our young adult children to live at home, they may put off moving out and on.
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Our emerging adults may treat us with disdain, but that is not necessarily who they are or how they behave with other adults.
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It’s so hard to let go when our adolescent kids are launched into adulthood. But cheer up. Their independence is a measure of our success.
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Research suggests that how we view helicopter parenting may be related to our cultural roots and to our assessment of the maturity and happiness quotient of our grown child. Even when it’s appropriate, though, we need to keep it in check.
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We can have their back when they job hunt, but can they become independent adults if we’re out front micro-managing the launch of their careers?
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Our young adults are afraid to take on student debt, and no wonder: The burden is increasingly awesome–and not in a good way.
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A curmudgeon share five tips for post-college demeanor in the workplace.
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We worry about our college grads finding a career job–and we also worry that they’re worried about it too.
