Couples with marital problems often try to work things out, for the sake of the kids, but a recent Swiss study found the consideration for the children only delays the inevitable, according to SwissInfo. “Parents are often too busy in the initial years, when the children are still dependent,” said Fabienne Stettler, a sociologist at […]
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Divorce may be inevitable, but children with resilient personalities do well
By admin on August 24, 2011 in All Child Divorce Articles, Child Custody and Visitation, Children and Divorce, Divorce and Counseling, Divorce in the Family, Life After Divorce, Post-Divorce Parenting, Remarriage and Stepfamilies, Single Parenting, Thinking About Divorce
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