Comment by estearum
The US has built its physical infrastructure to make familial interdependence extremely difficult and often impossible.
Too monotonous housing mixes over too large of areas.
The US has built its physical infrastructure to make familial interdependence extremely difficult and often impossible.
Too monotonous housing mixes over too large of areas.
From what I've seen American bedrooms are far larger that the 12 square meter bedrooms that are normal for two or three children to share in my country. Grandparents don't need a separate wing, they need a room.
Large houses make familial interdependence extremely difficult? That doesn't make sense. Or did I misunderstood? I don't live in the US.