Parenting with your ex : working together for your child's best interest /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Sember, Brette McWhorter, 1968-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Naperville, Ill. : Sphinx Pub., 2005.
Edición:1st ed.
Temas:
Parenting, Part-time.
Divorced parents.
Children of divorced parents.
Rôle parental partagé (Divorce)
Parents divorcés.
Enfants de divorcés.
Children of divorced parents
Divorced parents
Parenting, Part-time
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Residential Parent
  • Copyright Page
  • Dedication
  • Acknowledgement
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1: Facing Reality
  • Understanding Terms
  • Do Not Get Hung Up on Words
  • Things Will Not Be the Same
  • Look at the Other Side
  • Let Go of Anger and Blame
  • Ways to Move Forward
  • Dealing with Loss
  • Respect the Other Parent's Time
  • Changing the Schedule
  • Ways to Focus on Your Child
  • Chapter 2: Your Changing Relationship with Your Child
  • The Effects of Divorce
  • Children's Common Reaction to Divorce
  • Reactions by AgesGender Differences
  • Riding the Ups and Downs
  • Dealing with the Bad Times
  • Symptoms of Depression in Children
  • Anger and Resentment
  • Do Not Say Anything Bad about the Other Parent
  • Dealing with the Fear of Abandonment
  • Dealing with Divided Loyalties
  • Dealing with Your Changing Feelings
  • Dealing with Your Child's Changing Feelings
  • Chapter 3: Communicating with Your Child
  • What You Should Say to Your Child
  • Things to Say to Your Child
  • Things Your Should Not Say
  • Things Not to Say to Your Child
  • Listening to Your ChildChapter 4: Rules for Your Child
  • Whose Rules: Yours or the Other Parent's
  • Creating Rules Together
  • Rules to Discuss with the Other Parent
  • Discussing Rules with Your Child
  • Sample House Rules List
  • Sample Sticker Chart
  • Sample Contract with a Teen
  • Creating Your Own Rules
  • The Other Parent's Rules
  • Rules that are Wrong
  • Misinformation
  • Bending the Rules
  • Changing Rules for Your Changing Child
  • When Rules are Broken
  • Final Thoughts about Rules
  • Tips for Making Rules that Work
  • Chapter 5: Rules for YourselfDeal with Your Emotions
  • Tips for Dealing wih Your Emotions
  • Work with the Other Parent
  • Do Not Speak Negatively about the Other Parent
  • Talk to Your Child
  • Respect Visitation
  • Avoid Confrontations
  • Talk Honestly, but Carefully about the Divorce
  • Make Real Promises to Your Child
  • Be on Time
  • Make the Best of It
  • Rules to Live By
  • Chapter 6: Communicating with the Other Parent
  • Try to Develop a New Relationship
  • Set Co-Parenting Rules for Yourselves
  • Be Flexible
  • Develop a Written Schedule TogetherBite Your Tongue
  • Divide Responsibilities
  • Arguments
  • Setting Up Times to Talk
  • Getting Help
  • When All Else Fails: Try the Business Transaction Approach
  • When It is Unbearable
  • Parenting Communication Rules
  • Chapter 7: Encouraging and Assisting With Visitation
  • Talking to Your Child about Visitation
  • Things to Say to Your Child about Visitation
  • Things Not to Say to Your Child about Visitation
  • Your Responsibility for Visitation
  • When Your Child does not want to Go

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