Research Article: Feasibility and Acceptability of an ABCD Program for Child Development Among Skipped Families in Rural Thailand: A Pilot Study
Introduction:
The phenomenon of skipped generations, in which grandparents assume the role of primary caregivers for their grandchildren, is becoming increasingly prevalent worldwide. This trend is particularly common in rural areas where middle-aged family members relocate for various reasons, leaving grandparents to take on child-rearing responsibilities. , In Europe, a study conducted across countries found that the majority of grandparents (% of grandmothers and % of grandfathers) had looked after at least one of their…
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