I couldn't afford room and board at my daughter's college, so she's living at home. I worried she wouldn't have a social life.

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The author (left) was worried about her daughter (right) living at home while in college. Courtesy of Marion RuybalidMy husband and I couldn't afford room and board for our daughter, so she still lives at home. I was worried about how living at home would affect her social life.

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