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Grandparenting in divorced families

Neil Ferguson, Gillian Douglas, Nigel Lowe, Mervyn Murch, Margaret Robinson

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Introduction What do we already know about grandparents? Grandparents' relationships with grandchildren:continuity and change Activities with grandparents Discipline and favouritism The main grandparents Grandparenting in divorced families: rights and policies Communicating in divorced families Taking sides 'Being there': grandparents' financial, emotional and childcare support Excluded grandparents Conclusions: grandparents and family policy.

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Key concepts: Grandparent, Psychology, Developmental psychology, Social psychology