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PSYCHOLOGY OF GRANDPARENTS LOVING THEIR GRANDCHILDREN MORE THAN THEIR CHILDREN
Psychology says parents who hang their kids’ awards, medals or paintings on the refrigerator may be doing more than showing offParents are rarely emotionally neutral when it comes to their children’s accomplishments. A child’s success can evoke pride, happiness and ...- Psychology says people who thrive in chaos may actually be seeking stimulation, not stressSome people experience uncertainty as particularly uncomfortable, which can make them seek answers, structure and predictability as quickly...
- Psychology says if you cannot put a book down mid-chapter, your brain may hate leaving stories unfinishedPsychology says this behavior may have less to do with discipline or obsessiveness than it appears. For some readers, stopping at an arbitr...
- Jobs, EMIs, kids and ageing parents: Indian man in Norway asks if love should always come with responsibility and guilt and be called sanskarAn Indian man named Vinod, living in Norway for over a decade, compared how the two countries care for ageing parents. In Norway, elderly p...
- Grandparents love grandkids more than their children? A 2021 psychology study explains why they shower their grandchildren with more affection, attention and warmthPsychology behind grandparents loving their grandchildren more than their children: Grandmothers' brains show heightened emotional empathy ...
- Quote of the Day by Liam Neeson: “Looking out for your children is an… – Inspiring lessons on parenting, family, sacrifice, responsibility and why parenthood is a lifelong journey by the Irish actor known for his powerful performances and deep insights on family values, guidance and lifeQuote of the Day by Liam Neeson: Liam Neeson’s quote, “Looking out for your children is an ongoing process throughout your life,” explores ...
- Psychology says people who break eye contact while explaining something complicated may be protecting their attentionEye contact carries powerful social information. When you look directly at someone, your brain is taking in more than their eyes, it is als...
- Psychology says people who keep stubbing their toes may be responding to more than clumsinessPeople who frequently stub their toes may not simply be “bad at walking.” Their experiences can reflect a fascinating interaction between a...
- Sagittarius ♐ Weekly Horoscope, 31st August - 6th September 2026: September Begins With Career Growth, Money Gains & Relationship OpportunitiesSagittarius Weekly Horoscope (31st August 2026 to 6th September 2026): Your weekly Sagittarius horoscope will draw your attention to your h...
- Psychology says siblings who constantly compete may be responding to these hidden feelings - and it starts in childhoodSibling rivalry often unveils complex childhood feelings and unmet needs that children possess. As children engage in competitions for atte...
- From Jamshedpur to a 17th-century French château: Why this Indian woman with a top B-school degree quit her jobHarshal Jain, who moved from Jamshedpur to France for higher studies, leaves a stable advertising job after finding herself dissatisfied wi...
- Psychology says mama’s boys may keep seeking mother’s approval despite becoming adults may struggle with self-worthA psychologically healthy adult relationship with a mother can include frequent calls, affection, advice and emotional closeness. The key d...
- 'Burst of Joy' photographer Sal Veder, who captured Vietnam War's most iconic homecoming, dies at 99Pulitzer Prize winner Slava Veder, renowned for his Vietnam War photo, has died. His iconic image captured a soldier's reunion with his chi...
- Psychology says people who love sitting by the window and observe strangers maybe curious about their environmentPeople who love looking out of their windows may be drawn to a surprisingly rich psychological experience. The window can provide informati...
- Psychology says women who keep asking for permission even if they have the right to decide may be carrying more than patriarchyWomen who repeatedly ask for permission are not necessarily insecure, indecisive or incapable. In some cases, the behavior may be influence...
- Psychology says people who refuse to start a new notebook until the old one is completely finished may have a strong need for closureRefusing to start a new notebook until the old one is finished may be about much more than stationery. It can reflect thrift, routine, orga...
- Nancy Kissinger, widow of ex US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, dies at 92 in ConnecticutNancy Kissinger, the beloved spouse of former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, has sadly passed away at the age of 92 in her Connecti...
- Why does your child prefer one parent over the other? Psychology explains this common behavior and what it really meansWhy does your child prefer one parent over the other? Children often prefer one parent over another based on changing needs and situations....
- Connecticut woman spots a Facebook ad for a “granny pod” and turns the idea into a 725-square-foot backyard cottage for her parents, giving them independence while keeping them just steps away from their grandchildrenA Facebook ad sparked an unexpected idea for Connecticut woman Caitlin Swann, who decided to build a 725-square-foot “granny pod” in her ba...
- Psychology explains why your child behaves differently around grandparents - and what their behavior really meansChildren tend to act differently in the presence of their grandparents, largely because of the unique rules and expectations they uphold. G...
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