Children who live with their grandparents seem to have higher rates of poverty and other problems in what types of contexts?

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When the grandparents are the primary caregivers, and the parents are absent, children are at a higher risk of poverty and other problems. This is because the grandparents may be financially and emotionally strained by the responsibility of raising their grandchildren alone. In contrast, when the parents are present and the grandparents are providing support, the children may not necessarily experience these issues. The other choices - children living with a single grandmother or grandfather when the parents are present - do not necessarily imply higher rates of poverty and problems, as it would depend on various factors such as the financial and emotional stability of the caregiver and their ability to provide for the child's needs.

Children Who Live with Their Grandparents Seem to Have Higher