Sample LifeAnswers Articles By Alex Flagg, Educational Services Development Specialist, Working Solutions. Inc. All rights reserved.
Every parent remembers their children's youth fondly.
They were your babies, and you were mother, father, nurse, cheerleader, teacher, confidante and genius. Now your children have grown up and flown the coop. They have their own lives, and whether you want to or not, you must learn to adjust your relationship with your adult children. Few parents are able to easily get to the middle ground between letting their children go and being a nurturing parent of adult children. Reaching this middle ground can be one of the most complex challenges parents face.