I still book doctor appointments and send groceries to my 20-something sons, but I'm trying to redefine my relationship with them

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My kids' grandparents live far away. We make sure to FaceTime at least once a week and see them 4 to 5 times a year.

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The author lives far from family, but has found ways to help his kids stay in touch with their grandparents.

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I moved in with my parents at 24 to avoid rent in one of the most expensive areas in the US. It saves me $3000 a month.

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Amrita Bhasin moved back with her parents after college.

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Moving back to my hometown means my kids get more time with their cousins and grandparents, and my husband and I get more date nights

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The author is glad she and her family moved home so her sons (one of them pictured here on the right) can spend more time with their second cousins.

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I'm 57, have kids in college, and I'm also a grandma. People sometimes don't believe me.

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The author has two kids in college and an older one who has two kids of his own.

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I feel like I'm part of the most exhausted generation. I know I'm burning out much faster than my mother did.

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The author, shown with her family, says that technology means that she's always reachable and always needs to be on.

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I moved my family and company from the UK to the US. Now that I'm bringing in millions, I worry about ruining my kids.

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Jo Baker is the CEO of ShipperHQ.

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I'm a mom of 5 and spent years doing everything for my kids. One of them told me he needed to make his own mistakes.

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I've taught elementary school for 10 years. This is what you need to ask at your next parent-teacher conference.

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Parents can make the most of their 15 minutes during a parent-teacher conference by asking specific questions, says the author.

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My mom moved in with me temporarily and ended up staying for 10 years. We split our bills and she helps me with childcare.

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