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No matter how well parental divorce is managed, visitation between separate households can still be a complicated experience for parents and children alike. Understand some of these complexities, and the adjustments can be eased.
Parents often struggle over the schedule for children growing up between two homes. Arguments frequently shift between the need for normalcy for children and the right for them to spend time with both parents.
Circumstances can arise when custodial parents must act for the child’s best interests in ways their ex-spouse may not like.
By the time you're officially divorced, you've probably worked out a visitation plan with your ex-spouse. You may have discovered that it's easier for young children to have shorter and more frequent Counseling Resources and Links
www.afamilysheartbreak.com - A Parent’s Introduction to Parental Alienation is both an education in parental alienation and an eye opening experience for parents who don’t believe this could happen to them.
www.thejillprinciple.com- A holistic guide to healing your spirit after a divorce or break-up.
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