4 Ways to Protect Children During Divorce

Navigating the optimal way to get children through the transition can feel overwhelming.

How will divorce impact your children? This question keeps parents awake at night during all stages of the divorce process. Fear of harming your children is often a reason people stay in unhappy marriages. Wondering what is best for your kids and navigating the optimal way to get them through the transition can feel like a constant struggle.

There are concrete ways to intentionally minimize the negative impacts divorce has on your kids, and make the transition less traumatic for all.

Adjusting to life in two separate households can be difficult for children and takes time. When they are with you, you can help your children by focusing on having fun together and doing the activities they love, rather than dwelling on the divorce or fishing for details about their other parent.

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