Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence in our Children
Perpetrators of domestic violence are often victims of violence first. How can we break this cycle with our children? It starts with emotional intelligence.
How to Help Children Manage Two Different Homes
Divorce means a new home for you and two new homes for your kids. Dr. Davin has 11 ways to help children transition to having two homes in divorce.
How To Manage Older Step-Kids
When step-kids are older, it doesn't necessarily mean easier. Marin Dahl on changing your outlook when there are older kids involved in remarriage.
How to Put Your Kid Ahead of Your Ego With the Custody Schedule
Laura Lifshitz on how to put your kids ahead of your ego when making a custody schedule with your ex.
When Your Kid Says They Want To Spend More Time With The Other Parent
Divorced parents may be surprised when their child asks to spend more time with the other parent. What do you do?
My Teenagers Crashed Two Cars In A Month. It Strengthened Our Relationship
Emergencies, large and small, are unfortunately inevitable. Stacey Freeman shares how two car crashes strengthened her relationship with her daughters.
Moving Your Child Into College When You’re Divorced
Moving a child into their college dorm is stressful enough when your're married. Stacey shares her experience with move-in day as a single parent.
How to Deal with Sending Your Kids to Share Their Summer Vacation with Your Ex
When Stacey's kids were finally able to spend their summer break with their dad in Hong Kong, she learned a lesson about sharing them with her ex.
Navigating Camp Visiting Day When You’re Divorced
How much does camp visiting day change for kids when a parent goes from married to single? Thankfully, says Stacey Freeman, not that much.
Finding Your Identity at the End of Motherhood
It's easy to lose ourselves in motherhood. But there are ways to maintain your identity while raising children and find your full self.
