South Korean Youth Become 'Full-Time Children' Amid Economic Woes

A growing number of young adults in South Korea are returning home to become 'full-time children,' trading housework and caregiving for parental support due to difficulties in finding employment or affording rent.

26 Jun, 06:33 — 26 Jun, 06:33

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The world's most-educated young adults are moving back home to become 'full-time children'

Unable to find work or afford rent, a growing number of young South Koreans are moving home and becoming "full-time children," adults who trade housework and caregiving for their parents' support.

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South Korean Youth Become 'Full-Time Children' Amid Economic Woes

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The world's most-educated young adults are moving back home to become 'full-time children'

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