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Adjusting To Shared Custody After Divorce: Keep in Touch With the Kids

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Be reassuring, positive and open. Children can be frightened by the strong emotions that go along with separation. There are positive ways parents can cope with separation from their children so that their own anxiety does not overwhelm the kids. These positive ways to be in touch with your children will make you all stronger people.

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