A widowed grandmother is about to assume the role of custodial parent for her 6-year-old grandchild. Which intervention has priority when preparing the grandmother for long-term suc-cess in this new role?
a. Reviewing the developmental milestones of childhood
b. Identifying local sources of child counsel-ing services
c. Discussing the common challenges of parenting a 6-year-old
d. Teaching stress management and relaxa-tion techniques
ANS: D
Grandmothers raising grandchildren reported the most stress, intrafamily strain, and perceived problems in family functioning with the stress increasing over time. The introduction of the skills identified in the correct option will serve to improve and maintain the family's quality of life. While the remaining options are appropriate, they lack attention to the long-term, fundamental barrier to a successful transition into this new role.
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