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Helping Children Transition from One Home to Two

August 10, 2015 By Joy Rosenthal

One of the most important parts of the divorce process is figuring out how you and your ex will change your relationship from being romantic partners to being your children’s co-parents. And one of the primary tasks you will have as coparents is helping your children feel “at home” in both homes.  This article explores that phenomenon, with some suggestions for things you can do to help children make the transition.

 

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