IHandle how parental stress?
divorsed my parents and I have two weeks and two weeks there and I like to go and I do not know what do, because I feel I have ot choose one of them and do not want.
My heart Ooh Hun please. Divorce is very difficult not only for parents but for children who are caught in the middle. Need advice Hun. I want to talk their parents tell them how you feel. Fresh out of it. You should never need to take that decision. Let them know how you react. I truly believe that children who are trapped in situations like this have long term effects on them. Tell them you love them both the same, you feel you have to choose but you do not want. Tell them you want in a home during the school year. Placed in two houses during the school year enough. Spending the weekend with the other parent. Then when summer comes maybe you can spend time with the other parent for summer. They have to look at what is at best interest of the child. Make it clear that when you want to see or talk with other parents that you are authorized to do so. This should leave the ball in their court. This should choose what is best for you without putting you in the center. My sister had taken the decision after seeing her child placed in an emotional turn. Was tired of seeing your child depressed, trapped in this circle. The same situation is now. She left her son through the school year with his father. My sister attends to all school functions with his daughter. Tours, race day, returns, etc. She participates in all medical visits, dental, counseling, etc.. His daughter is can see or talk to him anytime. Weekend stay with her daughter. In summer, she got her daughter during the week and on weekends she stays with her father. One day this weekend the three spend some time together. This is fun, as parents and friends. When problems get out of her daughter for both parents to have a meeting with her. The three of them working on the issue in question. So parents become lower standing with the child and parents and best friends. My prayers are with you.
Parenting stress & moms’ mental health – Ritesh Mistry, PhD