The benefits of intergenerational education are obvious. When children are with grandparents, parents can work harder and focus more on their children instead of thinking about their children while thinking about their work every day. This makes up for the lack of time for parents. On the other hand, sometimes parents' education can't guarantee everything. Moreover, sometimes children may not like the way their parents educate them. Maybe children can get a better life by changing their personal education.

Old people with children also have obvious shortcomings.

1, the old people's ideas are out of date and can't keep up with the modern pace.

Grandparents' thoughts are still stuck in the last ten years, and the old ideas are deeply rooted, so it is difficult for outsiders to change them. And sometimes these ideas don't apply to the current concept of parenting.

2. It is easier to spoil bad children.

Grandparents may walk all the way from their children to their parents, so sometimes they love their children more. In order to meet any needs of their children, this is not conducive to their development to a certain extent, and even counterproductive. Because parents know what to do for their children and when to do it, they can better meet their needs.

3, prone to parenting differences.

Inconsistent ideas can easily lead to differences in parenting. Parents and grandparents have their own ideas on many parenting issues, and their opinions are different and inconsistent. It is easy to extend from parenting differences to family conflicts. This situation is not handled well, which is not good for children, parents and families.