Fathers and upper-income parents are the most likely to say their children’s successes and failures reflect on the job they’ve done as parents

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January 24, 2024

3. How parents think their young adult children are doing

Fathers and upper-income parents are the most likely to say their children’s successes and failures reflect on the job they’ve done as parents

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3. How parents think their young adult children are doing
Most parents say they frequently feel proud and hopeful about their young adult children’s lives
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