Parents and their adult children have revealed what it is like ... "While there were moments of concern about enabling ...

I’ve witnessed the challenges parents face when their adult children are struggling. The line between helping and enabling can be slim. I have seen many well-meaning parents throw on their super ...

We’ve seen a lot of great parents and, sadly, more helicopter parents who have ruined their kids’ chance at becoming self-sufficient adults by their enabling behavior, often seen in the ranks ...

Roughly 60% of parents of adult children (ages 18 to 34) helped their kids financially in 2023, according to a new survey from Pew Research, with funding most often used to cover household ...

"There could also be concerns over financial enabling, which results in adult children becoming dependent on parents' money help and less motivated to seek financial independence," Ford says.