How parents can (gently) reclaim part of a grown child's room

Mimi Montgomery THE WASHINGTON POST – Nellie Bristol did her global health policy work from the loft in her Falls Church, Virginia, home for several years without issue. But when her husband joined her in the home office during the pandemic, things got cramped. She decamped to her 27-year-old son’s former bedroom, which has floor-to-ceiling […]

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