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What happens when grandparents aren't around - through distance or loss

What happens when grandparents aren't around - through distance or loss
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Social anthropologist Helen Ellis discusses the emotional impact on grandchildren when grandparents live far away. The article explores how small gestures, like sending gifts, help maintain these long-distance family bonds.

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It addresses the social challenges of modern families living in a globalized world where migration often separates generations.

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When grandparents aren't nearby for everyday moments or special occasions — or resent their children for moving far away — grandchildren do feel the void.

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The article is a human-interest piece focusing on family dynamics and sociology.

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