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When Divorce Happens, Will Your Children Have to Choose?

Many people think conflict begins with a disagreement.
In reality, it often starts much earlier.

Just like birds build a safe nest for their young until they’re ready to fly, parents can create a stable “nest” for their children when going through divorce. Learn more.

Somewhere between nap time and the 9-to-5, we’ve forgotten the beauty of these simple lessons.

Peaceful co-parenting isn’t just ideal — it’s essential.

When parents divorce, it’s as if a new chapter is being written in their child’s life. This chapter, while inevitable for many families, can take vastly different tones. Children are deeply influenced by the dynamics they experience during this time.

You may be divorced but you will never stop being a parent to your child. And neither will your  ex. And that means you and your ex will be co-parents. It’s so important for children to feel  safe, secure and loved by both parents, especially during and after divorce.

This initial conversation is incredibly important as it will set the tone for your divorce and for the future of your family.

While it is important that children have parenting time with both parents, living together, sharing meals and daily routines, they shouldn’t have to pack and unpack and remember to bring what they need to settle in comfortably in each home.