How To Raise Your Children As A Divorcee

Transition Secrets For Minimizing The Effect Of Divorce On Your Children!

 

Are you recently divorced with children?

 

If so, then you have no doubt thought about the effect that it’s going to have on your children.

 

In fact, that’s probably your first worry because you don’t want to let a divorce create hardships on them mentally and emotionally.

 

The good news is that you can take control of your relationship with your children and still cultivate a great home environment.

 

When we usually think of divorce, we think of the horrible things that caused our marriage to break up and don’t think that we could ever make a parenting relationship work.

 

The truth is, it’s actually a pretty easy process that doesn’t have to take an emotional toll on you!

 

Through the tips, tricks and techniques in the How To Raise Your Children As A Divorcee  eBook you are going to learn how to be a great parent in spite of a divorce.

 

You’ll see how you can give your children a great and nurturing environment that they can grow up properly in.

 

All you have to do is follow the step-by-step plans laid out in this incredible manual and you’re on your way to parenting success!

 

Table Of Contents

 

1 Relevance Of Divorce To Children

Prevalence Of Divorce

Relationship With Each Parent

Relationship Between Siblings

 

2 Models Of Parenting During Divorce

Independent Parenting

Parallel Parenting

Co-Parenting

 

3 Responses To Divorce By Children

Understanding The Grief Cycle

Denial 

Anger 

Anxiety        

Confusion

Bargaining

Depression

Acceptance

 

4 Age Groups And Issues

Birth To Five Years   

Six To Eight Years    

Nine To Twelve Years

Thirteen To Eighteen Years

 

5 Communication Basics For Parents

Reframes

"I" Messages

Parenting Roles Versus Marriage Roles

 

6 Talking To Kids About Divorce

How Much Information Is Too Much

Discussing Divorce   

Active Listening

Future Focused

Common Pitfalls And Traps

Becoming Defensive

Kids As Caregivers, Supporters Or Mediators        

Kids As Spies Or Messengers

Money Issues Through Divorce

 

8 Parenting Plans

What Is A Parenting Plan?

Why Develop A Parenting Plan?

What Should Be Included?

How Often Should It Be Revised?

 

9 Topics Of Concern

How To Handle Tough Conversations With Kids

Where To Go For Help

3 Challenging Questions Your Kids Will Ask And How To Answer

 

10 Family Meetings

What Is A Family Meeting?

Who Should Attend?

What Can Be Discussed?

Keys To Successful Family Meetings

 

Recently Divorced With Children? Here’s How To Effectively Raise Your Children In Spite Of Your Recent Marital Breakup!

 

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