Today, approximately 1.6 million American children live in what social scientists call “grandfamilies”—households in which children are being raised by their grandparents. Drawing on data gathered from New York grandfamilies, Rachel Dunifon analyzes their unique strengths and distinct needs.
Today, approximately 1.6 million American children live in what social scientists call “grandfamilies”—households in which children are being raised by their grandparents. Drawing on data gathered from New York grandfamilies, Rachel Dunifon analyzes their unique strengths and distinct needs.
List of Tables Introduction 1 What Leads to the Formation of Grandfamilies? 2 "I Couldn't Be Prouder to Be the Caregiver of You": How Do Grandparents Define Their Roles in Grandfamilies? 3 "I Get All the Love I Need": How Do Youth Define Their Roles in Grandfamilies? 4 "I Love My Daughter, But I Don't Like Her Right About Now": The Role of Parents in Grandfamilies 5 Policies and Programs to Address Grandfamilies' Needs 6 Postscript-Where Are They Now? Conclusion Appendix Acknowledgments Notes Index
List of Tables Introduction 1 What Leads to the Formation of Grandfamilies? 2 "I Couldn't Be Prouder to Be the Caregiver of You": How Do Grandparents Define Their Roles in Grandfamilies? 3 "I Get All the Love I Need": How Do Youth Define Their Roles in Grandfamilies? 4 "I Love My Daughter, But I Don't Like Her Right About Now": The Role of Parents in Grandfamilies 5 Policies and Programs to Address Grandfamilies' Needs 6 Postscript-Where Are They Now? Conclusion Appendix Acknowledgments Notes Index
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