Holidays without your kids during divorce feels awful. The holidays will be different this year if you are going through a divorce. Painful, maybe, especially without your kids. You can survive and it will get better. Here are four tips.
Children and Divorce
Take the High Road for Thanksgiving After Divorce
For children caught in the crossfire of custody disputes, holidays can become a nightmare, not a time of joy. Parents owe it to their children to do the right thing. It starts with recognizing the importance of holidays in children’s lives.
4 Tips to Help Children Enjoy Their Post-Divorce Holidays
Let’s work on making holidays better for children of separated or divorced parents.
How to Heal Your Relationship With Your Divorced Dad During the Holidays
Often people think they should feel a sense of warmth, togetherness, and gratitude on the holidays. By managing your expectations, keeping your situation in perspective, and choosing not to be victim, you can reclaim your power.
Child Support: How To Reach a Child Maintenance Agreement That Benefits Your Children
Although you may not be able to avoid tension during a divorce, your kids are your most important consideration. That’s why it’s vital to arrange a child maintenance agreement.
Going Back to School Planning Conversation with your Co-Parent
The goal with back to school planning is to set the year up for success so incorporate any strategies or professionals that will help you meet that goal.
10 Ways to Connect With Your Stepchild
Different from a biological parent, a major thrust of being a stepparent is to be an adult friend to your stepchildren on some level.
Assessing Your Ability to Co-Parent after Divorce
What matters most for your children is the absence of conflict during co-parenting. Find your “sweet spot” on the co-parenting continuum.
My Story of Divorce: Aftermath of Divorce and Co-Parenting (Part 3)
When the aftermath of destruction is better than the ideal. Sometimes, people parent better apart, than they do when together. This is my story.
Co-Parenting and Depression: 4 Ways to Cope
Depression impacts so many physical functions, from your own well-being and ability to have a new, meaningful relationship to your child’s happiness and social life.
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