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Ways To Keep Kids Happy Post Divorce
Divorce is equally tough for the children involved in the turbulent relationship. For a while, their needs were taken care of by both the parents, and their presence dominated their world. But divorce can really break down their ideal world and make them feel devastated.
In case either of you are planning to remarry, then accepting the third person as a parent can become really difficult for the child. It is a turbulent time for the kid, and as a parent, it becomes your duty to make it as smooth as possible for the child.
Before the divorce happens, try getting the kid used to the idea of divorce. You should make an effort to help the kid understand why the divorce is necessary and how you both will still be a part of his/her life. Your duty will be to make the kids’ life easy even after divorce. Make sure you know and understand how to make your kids’ life smooth after the divorce happens. Keeping a child happy post divorce is difficult and needs both of you to be participants of the affair.
Maintain
a
Healthy
Attitude
towards
Ex
Whatever
your
equation
with
your
ex,
you
will
need
to
make
it
appear
healthy
for
your
child’s
sake.
The
child
won’t
understand
your
reasons
for
the
breakup,
and
he/she
will
need
both
of
you
to
be
a
part
of
their
lives.
Make
sure
you
don’t
poison
your
child
about
the
other
parent,
but
keep
them
happy.
Avoid
Putting
Kids
in
Awkward
Spot
Don’t
make
your
kids’
choose
who
they
want
to
spend
the
weekend
with
or
who
they
love
going
places
with.
Just
because
you
have
separated,
it
does
not
mean
the
kids
need
to
make
such
weird
choices.
They
love
both
their
parents
equally
and
differently.
Always
remember
that!
Keep
them
Away
from
Finances
There
are
chances
you
may
be
facing
a
financial
issue,
and
need
to
discuss
your
debt
and
other
affairs
with
your
spouse.
Don’t
drag
your
kids
into
this
matter.
Avoid
discussing
these
things
in
front
of
them
Don’t
Monetise
their
Love
A
lot
of
parents,
after
divorce,
feel
that
money
can
buy
their
children’s
happiness.
It
will
be
a
short-lived
affair.
You
will
need
to
show
them
your
love,
offer
them
your
time
before
you
can
actually
make
them
love
you.
Communicate
For
any
relationship
to
exist
happily,
you
will
need
to
make
sure
there
is
proper
communication
between
the
people
involved.
You
will
need
to
make
sure
your
kid
communicates
with
both
the
parents
and
is
not
hiding
anything
that
can
become
worrisome.
Try
to
keep
your
kids
happy
and
secure.
Offer
them
security
despite
a
divorced
household.
Avoid
Criticism
Many
a
times
you
tend
to
criticise
habits
of
your
ex.
By
criticising
in
front
of
your
kid,
you
are
making
them
choose
one
side,
and
that
would
not
be
yours.
So
keep
them
away
from
any
unhealthy
attitude.
Have
a
Schedule
You
should
not
fight
with
your
ex-spouse
over
issues
such
as
“you
are
spending
more
time
with
the
kid”.
Discuss
custody
and
other
details
outside
the
court.
Make
sure
you
know
who
will
spend
how
much
time
with
the
kid.
Don’t
try
to
meddle
in
each
other’s
time
and
affairs.
Let
the
kids
choose
to
spend
time
with
the
parent
as
they
wish.
Take
Counsellor’s
Help
A
counsellor
can
help
your
kid
survive
through
the
emotional
trauma
of
divorce.
If
there
is
anything
going
on
in
their
minds,
they
will
be
able
to
say
it
properly
to
a
counsellor.
It
is
a
good
idea
to
have
them
visit
a
counsellor.
Keep
your
Spirits
High
Divorce
is
definitely
turbulent
and
traumatic
for
you.
But,
living
in
a
sad
world
can
destroy
your
child’s
happiness.
Instead
make
them
happy
and
keep
the
tempo
at
home
cheerful.
The
happier
you
are,
the
better
your
children
will
feel.
Allow
them
Time
to
Adjust
Your
kids
will
be
living
two
lives
at
the
same
time.
Don’t
make
it
difficult
for
them.
If
they
forget
to
do
something,
allow
them
the
time
to
adjust
and
learn
to
keep
the
two
lives
separate.
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