We shared with you a study that answered the question of the century before. The answer to the question of whether grandmothers loved their grandchildren or their own children more, was indeed their grandchildren, as was accepted by the public. One recent study found an answer to the question of whether the maternal or paternal side is more concerned with their grandchildren.
Research conducted by the University of Turku in Finland did not support the assumption that either maternal or paternal elders would contribute more to a grandchild’s life under difficult circumstances. The research showed that negative experiences on the father’s side, grandchildren and their families can reduce the benefits they provide, such as childcare and financial support.
Maternal support remains the same:
According to research published in Proceedings of the Royal B: Biological Sciences, as negative experiences of grandchild and family increase, paternal support It was observed that the support of the elders decreased. On the mother’s side, it was observed that the support remained at the same level. The negative experiences mentioned also included problems such as the child’s family’s economic struggles, parental divorce, or substance abuse.
In addition to this result, which emerged from the survey conducted with people aged 11-16, researchers emphasized that the support given by grandparents is important for the future of the child. However, it is not known to what extent this situation affects the future of the child. It is stated that more research needs to be done to shed light on this issue.
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