parental home

American  

noun

1. a school for problem children.

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Example Sentences

The BBC visited his parental home a couple of days before it was razed and found the family and their neighbours in shock.

From BBC

"However, others are likely to be living at a parental home due to a bad shock of some kind – such as the end of a relationship or a redundancy – or simply because they cannot afford to live independently."

From BBC

Goldin also demonstrated that, although work opportunities for women expanded in the twentieth century, especially in societies in which children leave the parental home, they were not exploited as much as they could have been.

From Scientific American

"But these require additional collateral like cash or equity in the parental home," Mr Hollingworth said.

From BBC

The average age people leave the parental home in Portugal is 33.6, the highest in the European Union, according to data from the bloc's statistics office.

From Reuters