Your Hardest Family Question: How do I help my kids during our marital separation?
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Helmut A. WorleJuly 5, 2024
"They'll get over it" is a comment about their children one often hears from parents who are planning a divorce. Little do they know or even acknowledge that divorce of the parents is generally really hard on the children. Staying together "for the kids' sake" may be one of the more heroic things parents can do in such a situation, but it is bound to earn benefits.
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