We’d like to hear from parents about whether lockdown has made the empty-nest syndrome more painful
Parents helping Fresher students move into Halls of Residence, the Vale, University of Birmingham, UKParents helping Fresher students move into Halls of Residence, the Vale, University of Birmingham, UKParents are finding it harder to fill the void created by an empty nest following lockdowns, a survey has found, with nine in 10 saying spending more time with their children during the pandemic made the situation worse.
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