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Parent to Parent: Helping your child cope with divorce

by Liza Javier

KING5.com

Posted on February 7, 2011 at 9:59 AM

We know it’s hard on kids when their parents get divorced. Some children act out in school, others suffer from anxiety or depression. What can we do to help them cope? Linda Morgan, an editor at ParentMap and author of the book Beyond Smart gives some ideas.

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aziza said on February 7, 2011 at 10:14 PM

Parents need to be smart and unselfish. Most divorces are just people giving up early and being lazy. If you think you may divorce, then DON'T have kids! Of course there are good reasons such as abuse, but just because you fell out of love with someone, times are hard, or just want something new... THINK! Divorce has life long impacts on children- they don't just "cope" or "get over it". The selfish narcissistic parents need to get over themselves.

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