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Tag Archives: Parents
May 29, 2017
Teaching Your Kids About Money – Teenagers
Sometimes your teenage children think they know everything. Do they know that if they saved the $6 they spend each day on a super antioxidant smoothie (or caramel macchiato), in 8 years they could buy a 4-door sedan in soul Continue reading…
August 17, 2016
Please Don’t Argue in Front of ANYONE’S Kids at Swimming Lessons
My husband and I were taking our kids to swimming lessons when we saw a man and woman standing outside the facility arguing. The anger and negative energy were palpable. While still in the parking lot, we met up with Continue reading…
August 10, 2016
Heading Back-to-School This Fall
It may feel like it should still be the middle of June and that school just let out, but the harsh reality is that back-to-school season is upon us. Co-parenting is hard enough during the summer when schedules are flexible Continue reading…
August 4, 2016
Connecting with People Instead of Profiles
Making online connections is easier than ever with modern social media apps. It is not necessary to know someone at all, let alone to know them well, in order to see their profiles and get an idea of who they Continue reading…
October 26, 2015
Twin Cities Fun on a Single Parent Budget
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Budgeting • Children in Divorce • Divorce • Finances and Divorce • Money and Finances • Parents
Looking for some Twin Cities fun on a budget? Going from a duel income to a single income is not only difficult, but can bring on many emotions, especially if it leaves you feeling inadequate with providing for your children. Continue reading…
October 21, 2015
Helping Children Cope with the Stress of Divorce
Your divorce probably has you feeling like everything is beyond your control. Now imagine the lack of control your children are feeling. Yesterday they had a family with two parents living under the same roof, and today their family life Continue reading…
September 18, 2015
3 Ways to Support Children in Divorce
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Children in Divorce
Divorce is a challenging life experience for children, and parents worry what the impact will be on their children’s lives. Based on my work with families of divorce, I have three specific suggestions for how parents can empathetically support their Continue reading…
September 14, 2015
Co-Parenting with a Narcissistic Ex
Categories:
Divorce
Co-parenting can be challenging even in the most amicable divorces, but there are some personalities disorders that make co-parenting downright difficult. Among these include, but are not limited to: bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, and narcissistic personality disorder. We are Continue reading…
June 12, 2015
Ex-Spouses Who Care
In the past few months, I have seen a number of people in my social network share this letter. It is a wonderfully written letter from an ex-Wife to her husband’s new girlfriend. Instead of the expected angry, hurtful, stay-away-from-my-children Continue reading…
