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September 10, 2025Open Access

Role of Grandparents in Early Childhood Development: Analysing the Impact of Changing Family Structures on Intergenerational Learning and Socialization

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AYAlan YohannanMahatma Gandhi UniversityMSMuhammed ShafyMahatma Gandhi UniversityITIsmail ThamarasseriMahatma Gandhi University

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Implication

Analysis reveals how evolving family structures affect intergenerational learning and socialization in children.

Key Points

  • Grandparents significantly enhance early childhood development by providing emotional support and continuity.
  • Reduced intergenerational interaction in nuclear families may hinder children's cognitive and social growth.
  • The study examines both benefits and challenges related to grandparental involvement in modern family settings.
  • Nurturing intergenerational bonds is crucial for developing resilient individuals in today's rapidly changing society.

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Yohannan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1b61454b1d3bfb60eb757https://doi.org/10.63090/ijters/3049.1614.0013
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