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STYLES OF GRANDPARENTING
Grandparents share a clear idea of what they are supposed to be like, if only to distinguish it from how they really behave.
When University of California sociologist Colleen Johnson asked middle-class, middle-aged grandmothers to describe the grandmother stereotype, she got the same answer: a frail lady who knits booties by the hearth. Most women rejected this Currier and Ives portrait as having nothing to do with them. Many said they felt more like a “pal” to their grandchildren. Sharing experiences was important. Visits to McDonald’s or even the disco supplanted grandmotherly goodies from the oven.
Today the grandmother stereotype is genuinely outmoded- more likely to fit great – or even great-great-grandmothers. In an age when most people become grandparents in their vigorous early fifties, the elderly lady by the fire has been replaced by a figure much less wooden and removed-a person who has the energy and motivation to be centrally involved with her grandchildren for decades in an unprecedented way.
Actually, far from every grandparent is close and involved. People choose to interpret one of life’s most undefined roles in a variety of ways. In a classic quarter-century-old study, researchers found these distinct grandparenting styles.
The formal grandparent. This person saw the grandchildren regularly, but at defined times such as the first Sunday of each month. The relationship was formal, one of grandparent and grandchild, not friends. Activities were traditional-bringing presents, going to the circus.
The surrogate parent. This person was extremely involved, sharing child rearing with the parent. Surrogate parents babysat daily or visited for hours at least several times a week. Often they lived in a grandchild’s house.
The distant figure. This type of grandparent was the opposite of the surrogate parent-very uninvolved, seeing the grandchildren briefly and infrequently.
A person’s age affected grandparenting style. Older grandparents, those over sixty-five, were most likely to be formal grandparents or distant figures. Younger grandparents were more likely to be “pals” or heavily involved.
More recent research agrees that age is one factor that determines a person’s grandparenting style. When sociologists Andrew Cherlin and Frank Furstenberg studied 510 grandparents with teenage grandchildren, they found that younger grandparents were indeed more likely to be very involved.
Older grandparents tended to be more removed, probably because younger grandparents are more apt to be “younger in thinking” and also in better health. They have the energy to be close.
About half of this national sample of grandparents was very involved-seeing a grandchild frequently, sometimes serving as a confidant. This is particularly encouraging because these were grandparents of adolescents; and just as parenthood follows the principle of waning involvement, grandparenthood often does too.
I was so disappointed in the last visit I had with my grandson. I wanted to stay and talk, but he was just interested in getting out to a baseball game. I remember how his eyes used to light up when he was two and I would arrive. I know the older he gets the more he has to have his own life – It’s almost like I’m going through the empty nest again.
However, Cherlin and Furstenberg also found that the categories “close” or “uninvolved” grandparent don’t universally apply. A grandparent’s closeness often differed tremendously from grandchild to grandchild. Grandparents have favorites, the grandchildren they feel temperamentally closest to. Closeness also depends on physical proximity. It is natural to be more involved with a grandchild living around the block than one a six-hour plane ride away. And no matter how involved grandparents want to be, their closeness depends on another factor-the wishes of the generation in between.
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