at and t cellular: 11 Everyday Things Gen X Kids Were Expected To Handle Completely On Their Own

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11 Everyday Things Gen X Kids Were Expected To Handle On Their Own

You made your own lunch or you didn't eat. You babysat your siblings before you were old enough to stay home alone yourself. If any of that sounds familiar, you already know what shaped you.

Gen X kids handled things most modern parents wouldn't dream of handing a child. The strange part is how those early responsibilities turned into real advantages in adulthood. The specific 11 things on this list explain exactly why.

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