Objective This research investigates associations between living arrangements and older
adults' depressive symptoms and whether these associations are moderated by extended …

China's rapid population aging and remarkable family‐level changes have raised concerns
about the weakening of its family‐based elderly care. The last decade indeed has seen a …

This study aims to investigate whether generational differences in intergenerational
caregiving patterns (caring for parents only, caring for grandchildren only, and caring for …

Objectives Sandwich carers provide care to ageing parents or older relatives while
simultaneously raising dependent children. There has been little focus on how mental and …

This study employs a holistic, cluster-based approach to comprehensively examine how
daily activity patterns in mid-and later life vary by urban or rural residence and between men …

Objective This study examines the impact of caregiving on older people's life satisfaction,
focusing on the role of caring for grandchildren. The study considers individual …

Objectives In the rural regions of China, characterized by a pronounced aging demographic
and limited resources, a substantial proportion of middle-aged and older adults engage in …

China's One-Child per couple policy (OCP) has created a generation of one-child families,
and these parents are now getting old. How do they live? This study examined the well …

“Sandwich grandparents” are middle-aged and older adults who have both living parents (or
parents-in-law) and young grandchildren. They are faced with competing demands for …

In rural Bangladesh, older adults generally enjoy their role as grandparents and spend their
leisure and inactive periods (non-involvement in income-generating activities) with their …