Separated parents

Just hit the print button. that is what I say to anyone who has just plain had it in their insufficient marital status. I use this jokingly and unfortunately, have used the phrase for a serious situation also. You see, … Continue reading → The post Divorce – Sandy appeared first on Sidetracked Sisters.

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Before we begin, we must warn you that the purpose of this blog is not to make you feel guilty of separating from your spouse. Our intention is to rather make you understand the effects of divorce on your child’s mental, social and emotional health. Being a parent and divorcing a spouse looks like a […] The post Effects Of Divorce On Children: Helping Them To Become Emotionally Intelligent appeared first on Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being.

Here are 10 things I'd tell myself after my parents divorce. You can get through this. Your mess will eventually be your message.

Coping with parents divorcing or separating & what to expect to prevent the negative side effects of divorce.

...include higher rates of early childbearing, early marriage, marital dissolution, lone parenthood, low occupational status, economic hardship, poor-quality relationships with parents, unhappiness, discontentment with life, mistrust in others, and reduced longevity."

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How to help your child cope with divorce and separation. The handling of the separation and how the children are told of the separation is so important.

Equal time-sharing for raising minor children is fast becoming the court-ordered way for parents divorcing or separating. Learn how this concept works and why it is such an essential idea for “the best interests of the child.”