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Back To School: 8 Tips For Newly Divorced Parents Back To School: 8 Tips For Newly Divorced Parents

Back To School: 8 Tips For Newly Divorced Parents

Back to school time is stressful for parents and kids alike. When you’re divorced, that stress might seem to be amplified by ten.

But no matter your situation with your ex-spouse, it’s not only possible to deal with the back to school stresses, but paramount to your child’s success that you both work together to make the transition smooth.

Here are our top tips for divorced parents on handling back to school:

Free-Range vs. Helicopters: Summer Vacation Tips For Any Parenting Style Free-Range vs. Helicopters: Summer Vacation Tips For Any Parenting Style

Free-Range vs. Helicopters: Summer Vacation Tips For Any Parenting Style

As a parent, you want the best for your kids.

For some, that means allowing your children to do as they please. Free-range. For others, that means being involving in all aspects of their child’s lives. Helicopter.

And yet for others, somewhere in between the two parenting styles is best.

We look at some of the pros and cons of both letting your children spend their summer unstructured and keeping them on an itinerary of activities. Plus, tips for a fun and safe summer for every parent.
Is Your Kid About To Do Something Dangerous Online? Is Your Kid About To Do Something Dangerous Online?

Is Your Kid About To Do Something Dangerous Online?

Have you heard about the dangerous Internet stunts kids are doing these days?

While we all love a good Mannequin Challenge, there are more dangerous stunts trending online, such as the “Choking Game” that just killed a young student last month. To the young developing mind of a child who doesn’t want to be the odd one out, participating in online stunts isn’t a dangerous thing (because kids never think they’ll get hurt), but a way to “be cool” or “fit in.”

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