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Helping Children of Divorce Understand Their Feelings

Children may experience significant behavior and emotional changes within the first year after divorce so it’s important to assist them in the transition.

Divorce & CoparentingParenting & Family RelationshipsParenting Young Children
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Parenting with Natural and Logical Consequences

Learning how to allow children to experience the natural or logical consequences of their actions teaches them how to make choices and be responsible for them.

Parenting & Family RelationshipsParenting AdolescentsParenting Young Children
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Helping Children Deal with Stress after Divorce

Regardless of your experience with divorce, there are some important things to remember about helping your children adjust in healthy ways.

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Co-Parenting: Using “I” Messages

Start communicating more calmly and effectively by applying the use of “I” messaging when talking with a co-parent to avoid conflict.

Divorce & CoparentingParenting & Family RelationshipsParenting AdolescentsParenting Young Children
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Co-Parenting: Taking the High Road after Divorce

Avoid causing children unnecessary stress after a divorce and continue to work on your relationship with your co-parent by applying these helpful tips.

Divorce & CoparentingParenting & Family RelationshipsParenting AdolescentsParenting Young Children
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Co-Parenting: Dating When You Have Children

Gain advice on how you can best help your child adjust after a divorce and seek out healthy ways to explain you’re dating a new partner.

Divorce & CoparentingParenting & Family RelationshipsParenting AdolescentsParenting Young Children
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Be Safe From Choking

Prepare for anything and learn the necessary steps to help a child choking and take note of the foods that could be hazardous to prevent it.

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