Adult daughters are three times more likely than are adult sons to give parents assistance with daily living activities.
Explanation:
Including children in daily home activities from an early age (from the age of 2) develops independence, responsibility, self-esteem, motor coordination, and makes them value the work of others. This means that when these children reach adulthood, they will be able to help their parents with daily tasks and be able to stand alone. It is important that boys and girls are included in these daily activities, however, it is very common for parents to include only girls. For this reason, it has been confirmed by research that adult daughters are three times more likely than adult sons to assist their parents in activities of daily living.
