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1) Introduction

2) Communication between separated/divorced parents

Conflicts and contradictions

Things that will harm your children

Threat

Spying

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Criticise each other

Resolving conflicts and solving problems

Resolving conflicts Tips

Effective communication

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Handbook for Parents 2
Communication between separated/divorced parents

 

Things that will harm your children

 

Whether it is intentional or not, separated/divorced parents often drag children into the battlefield. For example, expecting the children to take sides. If they get the sense that the children are closer to the other parent, they will blame them for not being loyal, criticize them, or even push them further away. Most separated/divorced parents don’t wish or foresee things like this to happen, but when they do, they will hurt the children in many ways.

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