Divorce Talk with My Kid: A Friendlier Approach To Helping Your Child Cope through Separation - Paperback

by Grey Lad (Author)

30 years of age is the typical age for divorcing couples. Before taking any action, people contemplate divorce for an average of two years. An average of 3 years pass following a divorce before people get married again (if they remarry at all)

The statistic "50% of marriages end in divorce" is one that most people are familiar with. Researchers think the divorce rate has consistently decreased since that statistic was first collected in the 1980s. According to current estimates, 42-45% of marriages end in divorce (this does not include legal separations).

According to the number of marriages, 42-45% of first marriages result in divorce. In the majority of second marriages, divorce occurs. The divorce rate for third marriages is 73%.

The data gathered to put this guide that every family who has children and are going through a divorce needs was gotten from stories of families that have experienced it. As no two stories are the same, but one thing is constant, the children suffer untold mental issues and it would greatly help if the parents are well equipped to help them transition and cope through the divorce.

We have compared and contrasted experiences from varying cases and this guide is really as good as it gets, as you'll learn at the end of reading this book the following;

• Who should inform the kids
• When to inform the kids
• Where to inform the kids
• What to explain to the kids
• Encouraging your kids emotional intelligence
• Trying to connect with important people and how this helps
• Support groups, are they a good idea?
• Important developmental factors to weigh for young children passing through a divorce for different age groups and what to watch out for
• Maintaining a connection with your child
• Practicing outstanding parenting
• Settling disputes
• Helping your kid cope with divorce and separation
• What you can do to make the transition easier
• Taking care of yourself so you can take care of them how to talk
• How to support your children after a parental divorce
• Understanding stress and how it affects everything
• Managing Violence
• Dealing with financial stress
• Managing substance use or mental health issues.

And alot more information and skills to get you and your child(ren) through these trying times.

As earlier stated, this book is a must buy, and it really is as good as you can hope for. Grab a copy right away.