Sandwiches are a lunchbox staple. But you can do so much better than peanut butter and jelly. Try one of these ...

What is surprising, however, is the impact this family dynamic is having on our children. The sandwich generation is the term used when a parent is caring for both their children and their aging ...

The sandwich generation consists of adults who have a parent 65 years or older and are raising a minor or providing for an adult child. Many Americans are financially squeezed, sandwiched between ...

The "sandwich generation" refers to adults caring both for older parents and children. And the number of those caregivers is growing.

Caring for ageing parents and children at the same time takes a ‘significant’ toll on health, a study has found. Being a ‘sandwich carer’ with both older and younger dependents causes a ...

She is part of what's called the "sandwich generation" of Americans who are simultaneously caring for elderly parents and minor children, as well as keeping up with their own career demands.

Sandwich caregivers face mental and physical health challenges while balancing care for aging parents and children. Discover ...

"Sandwich carers" look after their elderly parents and their children. There are 1.3 million people in the UK with such multi-generational caring responsibilities, say researchers, with many ...

Squashed, spread too thin, nothing left. This is not how you want your lunch described, but for those who are part of the “sandwich generation,” these descriptions are all too accurate.