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  • Don't Kill the Messenger

    It's easy to see your child as a simple way to convey a message to the other parent but it's a bad idea. When you ask your child to be a messenger, you're unwittingly asking him or her to be the receptacle for emotional feedback from the other parent.

  • Divorced Parenting: Biting Your Tongue!

    Your child has two parents and although you are not in love with each other anymore, and in fact, may not even like each other, it's best for your child if you work together as parents.

  • Dos And Don'ts -- Guidelines for Divorced Parents

    Here is a handy list of dos and don'ts that can help you and your children get through your divorce.

  • Dos And Don'ts -- Guidelines for Divorced Parents

    Here is a handy list of dos and don'ts that can help you and your children get through your divorce.

  • Divorced Parenting: Biting Your Tongue!

    Your child has two parents and although you are not in love with each other anymore, and in fact, may not even like each other, it's best for your child if you work together as parents.

  • Don't Kill the Messenger

    It's easy to see your child as a simple way to convey a message to the other parent but it's a bad idea. When you ask your child to be a messenger, you're unwittingly asking him or her to be the receptacle for emotional feedback from the other parent.