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Is 17 years enough to build family memories?

  • Children seem to grow up twice as fast as parents can keep up, with one year feeling like two years to 66% of parents.
  • Most parents agree that time seems to move faster as their children get older.
  • Parents believe they have about 17 years to create important family memories before children leave home.
  • Many parents wish they could take more family vacations, showing a gap between current and ideal family activities.
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Is 17 years enough to build family memories?

Children are growing up twice as fast as their parents can keep up — at least, that's how it feels.

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Children's childhood passes so fast that parents feel the pressure to create lasting memories before their children grow up. A new survey conducted by Club Wyndham and Talker Research of 2,000 parents with children of...

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Watauga Democrat broke the news in Calhoun, United States on Monday, June 29, 2026.
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