In what ways is your divorce affecting your children?
You can read up on every piece of advice for divorced parents as you can find, but when it comes time for the actual divorce, you’re not very likely to remember most of the tips.
At least remember this:
A divorce is as much about the children as it is about the parents. In fact, I would argue that a divorce is more about the children. Don’t get too caught up in the divorce that you forget about what it could do to your children.
Rosalind Sedacca gives 5 tips on how you can help your children deal with all the stages of the divorce. Here’s the best one…
Strive for as much normalcy in your children’s lives as is feasible. Maintaining relationships with friends and neighbors provides a sense of stability and continuity. Keeping children in the same school and remaining in the same house, when possible, serves to remind children that life is still going on as usual in many ways. That awareness makes it easier to adapt to the other changes happening at the same time. Always make decisions based on their emotional security.
Divorces bring quite enough changes already, so try keep at least their everyday activities the same.
How do you keep normalcy in your children’s lives?
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