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When My Parents Forgot How to Be Friends Helping Kids Cope with Separation and Divorce (Lets Talk About It!) by Jennife...
by Jennifer Moore
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A simple explanation of divorce reassures youngsters that they are not responsible for their parents' breaking up and that their parents still love them even though they no longer live together.
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This gentle picture book tackles the difficult topic of family separation with remarkable clarity and reassurance, directly addressing the fears and self-blame children often experience. Through its accessible narrative, it provides a simple explanation of divorce, emphasizing that the child is not at fault and that both parents' love remains constant. The story validates a range of emotions a child might feel, offering comfort and a sense of stability during a time of significant change.
What sets this resource apart is its unwavering focus on the child's emotional well-being, making it an invaluable tool for parents and caregivers navigating this challenging family transition. The straightforward language and supportive tone are perfectly calibrated for young listeners, helping to open up essential conversations about new living situations and complex feelings. It serves as a compassionate starting point for discussing parental separation, ultimately helping to alleviate a child's anxiety and reinforce their sense of security.
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