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Helping Kids Cope with Divorce

What your children need YOU to hear

  • I need both of you to stay involved in my life. 
  • Please call me, email, text, and ask me lots of questions. 
  • When you don’t stay involved, I feel like I’m not important and that you don’t really love me. 
  • Please stop fighting and work hard to get along with each other. 
  • Try to agree on matters related to me. 
  • When you fight about me, I think that I did something wrong and I feel guilty. 
  • I want to love you both and enjoy the time that I spend with each of you. 
  • Please support me and the time that I spend with each of you. 
  • If you act jealous or upset, I feel like I need to take sides and love one parent more than the other. 
  • Please communicate directly with each other so that I don’t have to send messages back and forth between you. 
  • When talking about my other parent, please say only nice things, or don’t say anything at all. 
  • When you say mean, unkind things about my other parent, I feel like you are expecting me to take your side. 
  • Please remember that I want both of you to be a part of my life.
  • I count on my mom and dad to raise me, to teach me what is important, and to help me when I have problems.

Resources for you to Explore

BOOKS about DIVORCE

BOOKS about DIVORCE

BOOKS about DIVORCE

  • When My Parents Forgot to be Friends
  • Divorce Survival Guide: What in the world do you do when your parents divorce
  • Kids are Nondivorceable
  • Kids’ Divorce Workbook
  • The Dinosaur’s Divorce
  • Mama and Daddy Bear’s Divorce
  • Was it the Chocolate Pudding: A Story For Little Kids About Divorce
  • My Mom and Dad Are Getting a Divorce

  • When My Parents Forgot to be Friends
  • Divorce Survival Guide: What in the world do you do when your parents divorce
  • Kids are Nondivorceable
  • Kids’ Divorce Workbook
  • The Dinosaur’s Divorce
  • Mama and Daddy Bear’s Divorce
  • Was it the Chocolate Pudding: A Story For Little Kids About Divorce
  • My Mom and Dad Are Getting a Divorce
  • Let’s Talk about It: Divorce
  • When Your Parents Split Up…How to Keep Yourself Together
  • Why Are We Getting A Divorce?
  • Confessions of a Divorced Kid
  • I Don’t Want to Talk About It
  • It’s Not Your Fault, Koko Bear

SHARING 2 HOMES

BOOKS about DIVORCE

BOOKS about DIVORCE

BOOKS

  • At Daddy’s on Saturdays
  • I Live with Daddy
  • Megan’s Two Houses: A Story of Adjustment
  • Mom and Dad Don’t Live Together Anymore
  • The Suitcase Kid
  • Two Homes


ARTICLES

  • Making a Child Comfortable in Two Homes

VIDEOS

BOOKS about DIVORCE

PRINTABLES

The Child of Divorce

Split Children's Journey Through Divorce

Sesame Street: Little Children Big Challenges


PRINTABLES

BOOKS about DIVORCE

PRINTABLES

Tips_For_Extended_Family.pdf

Storybook-_Two_Hug_Day.pdf

Divorce_Coloring_Book.pdf

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