The life perspective and family systems theory propose that individual human lives are linked to the multigenerational family. Around the world, grandparents play an important role in multigenerational families, providing childcare, financial resources, mentoring, and even custodial care. For this discussion, considering the lifespan theory and the balance of gains and losses, how might the roles and expectations of multigenerational families evolve in the coming decades? What implications does this have for social policy and community support?
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