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Mind Map by Kirsty White, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Kirsty White
almost 10 years ago
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Beanpole Families
- Brannen
- Beanpole family - development of multi-generational families which
have more intergenerational contact (between grand-parents &
grand children) and less intragenerational contact (between cousins).
- Beanpole family - development of multi-generational families which
have more intergenerational contact (between grand-parents &
grand children) and less intragenerational contact (between cousins).
- Why higher inTERgenerational contact?
- Increase in life expectancy – grandparents alive for
longer & more physically fit
- More people living longer = increase in need for
family support.
- Grandparents provide childcare
for grandchildren.
- Increase in lone parents who rely on
support from own parents.
- Increase in lone parents who rely on
support from own parents.
- Grandparents provide childcare
for grandchildren.
- More people living longer = increase in need for
family support.
- Increase in life expectancy – grandparents alive for
longer & more physically fit
- Why less inTRAgenerational contact?
- Effect of divorce - less contact with
family members.
- Falling fertility rates = fewer
sibilings – knock on effect
- Smaller family size = more
geographical mobility = less contact
between siblings & their children.
- Smaller family size = more
geographical mobility = less contact
between siblings & their children.
- Falling fertility rates = fewer
sibilings – knock on effect
- Effect of divorce - less contact with
family members.
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