grandparent的示例

• The children are very attached to their grandparents.

• My paternal grandparents were Irish.

• His visits gave his grandparents such pleasure.

• The children usually stay with their grandparents for a week in the summer.

• Her parents died when she was a baby and she was raised by her grandparents.

• The final two sections in the book address the issues affecting grandparents among diverse populations and services and interventions.

• It is not uncommon to find grandparents, parents, and children if not in the same house, living within blocks of each other.

• The same negative image was commonly expressed where grandparents played a prominent role in school-related activities.

• It increases the value of some grandparents, especially maternal, and in particular where parenting breakdown increases the need for childcare.

• Indeed, grandparents were even more heavily used during this time than at other times.

• Many other grandparents obtain only short-stay single-entry visitor's visas.

• There were lower percentages for speaking to parents and grandparents.

• All of the participants were parents and some were grandparents.

• The parents have more rights than grandparents about how the children shall be brought up.

• These officials required petitioners to submit their birth and marriage certificates along with those of the examinees' parents and grandparents.

• Participants spoke of the time they spent with neighbours' children, some even described this relationship as being like a surrogate grandparent.

• But rather than allowing the divergence to threaten the solidarity of such ties, women in the grandparent generation reconcile themselves to the younger generation's values.

• The remaining chapters focus on the impact of divorce, exploring questions of communication, taking sides, ' being there ' and the experiences of excluded grandparents.

• When spouses split in anger, that anger can easily extend to the grandparents on that side too.

• In a later chapter, the authors highlight older people's rejection of the presumption that grandparents are happy to provide child-care.