Baby boomers —those born between 1946 and 1964—are increasingly being singled out by psychological experts as the most resilient living generation today, shaped by post‑war hardship, rapid social change and a childhood far less cushioned by convenience, technology or emotional reassurance. Commentary from experts suggests that growing up in an era defined by necessity rather than comfort forged traits like resilience that is now being re‑examined, particularly as younger generations face