Moving out of home, away from Mum and Dad used to be a signal to the world that you had become an adult. But staying on with the folks or returning to the nest is now a growing trend in Western Countries.

Is this really a case of necessity or is it selfishness? Are we observing the emergence of a new selfish generation? If this is true, then what are the implications and the human and social cost of a generation avoiding the responsibilities of adulthood? We observe the lives of parents and their stay-at-home kids and join them on their emotional roller coaster ride of living in a Crowded House.