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Sisters - 7 and 9 years old - Parent's Slow Separation and Divorce was Helpful

Two sisters, Angelina and Montana, detail how they navigated their parents divorce together and how having a sibling made it easier. They describe how their parent's slow separation into divorce actually made the overall adjustment easier and less abrupt. They talk about the realities of going back and forth as teenagers, how one parent made their new residence a happy place and how they feel now believing that their parents did things well, compared to others they know. They highlighted that at the time of divorce and thereafter, their lives were busy and routines were kept and because their lives felt less impacted by the divorce they felt more grounded and stabilized. The episode also explores the importance of open communication and a mother's brave ability to be real, but age appropriate, in talking to her daughters. Takeaways Close sibling bond There are ways to create less negative impacts of divorce on children Chapters 00:00 How it all Began 05:48 Parenting Schedule 11:38 Parental Conflict 16:41 Impact on Children 22:59 Impact on Adult Life 29:11 Community Support