Empty nesters expect to talk to kids every day after they move out: survey

Kids move an average of almost 400 miles away after leaving home, a new study shows. For many parents, that distance is more than just physical.

The survey conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Aura, maker of digital photo frames, explored how parents navigate life once their children move out, whether it’s for college or a career.

While 55% expect a daily text from their child, only 41% expect a phone call, revealing a generational shift toward quicker, low-effort check-ins. However, the survey also found that only 19% of parents say they hear from their child multiple times a day, and 17% receive a message at least once a day.

According to a new survey, young adults move an average of almost 400 miles when they leave home. Krakenimages.com – stock.adobe.com

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