“…The academic literature and print media use a variety of terms to describe this living arrangement. Terms such as boomerang kids (Yu, 2022), failure to launch (Bell et al, 2007), and stuck in the nest (Mazurik et al, 2020; Rampell, 2011) tend to reflect a more critical stance, while the use of the term coresidence reflects a neutral (White & Rogers, 1997) or culturally sensitive perspective (Evans et al, 2022 ). Recent survey data and print media indicate that this living arrangement is increasingly common among 20–34-year-olds (Fry, 2017; Fry et al, 2020 ) and has, consequently, become a more desirable option for young adults (Parker, 2012; Pinsker, 2020) and a less stigmatized experience for parents (Casares & White, 2018; Khan, 2021; Weale, 2018).…”