Parenting After Separation

Making the Most of Family Changes

By: Jill Burrett

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Paperback | 6 August 2002 | Edition Number 1

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Helping separated and divorced parents focus on the one goal they need to share-the care of their children-this book encourages them to make the most of the changes in their lives, rather than living with bitterness or regret. Addressed are issues such as learning to coparent while living apart, forming new relationships, and understanding the pressures on children. Also discussed are the importance of fathers' contributions to children's lives; how to successfully blend families and assume new and unexpected roles, such as stepmother or stepfather; and how parents can learn to move forward with their lives in a positive way.

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Non-Fiction Family & Health Parenting: Advice & Issues Relationships & Families: Advice & Issues Separation & Divorce: Advice & Issues

Introduction	p. iv
Checklists	p. viii
Being a positive separated parent	p. 1
Changing relationships, changing attitudes	p. 13
Separation and your children	p. 39
Two homes, one goal	p. 61
Separated parenting for dads	p. 87
A new partner, a new family	p. 113
Becoming a stepmum	p. 137
Staying in charge	p. 155
Reflections	p. 179
Epilogue	p. 192
Acknowledgements	p. 194
Further reading	p. 194
Index	p. 196
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