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Grandparents who babysit their grandchildren stay mentally sharper, new study reveals
Caring for grandchildren could slow down mental decline in older adults, according to a recent study published by the American Psychological Association. Steve Doocy spoke to grandparents in Florida about the findings on "Fox & Friends" on Monday. Many of them described how staying active with their families keeps them mentally sharp."They're always chasing them and doing things," one grandmother noted. "Keeps your mind active."4 ANTI-AGING APPR…
Dutch researchers were curious to see if elderly people benefit from taking care of their grandchildren.
Recent research highlights an unexpected benefit of the involvement of seniors with their descendants. While the role of grandparents in family life is well documented, this study suggests that the relationship also benefits the elders themselves cognitively. Flavia Chereches, PhD student at the University of Tilburg in the Netherlands and ... Read more The article Taking care of her grandchildren would protect the brains of grandparents appeare…
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