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Talking to Children About Divorce

By joek|2018-02-24T21:13:38+00:00August 25th, 2017|0 Comments

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Our approach is to work constructively within the civil legal, government, and human services systems to engage fathers and families for stronger child outcomes. Like and follow us to learn more and sign-up for our newsletter. #drcmarchdadness #MarchMadness #fatherhood #parenting #coparenting #dadication #connectingdad #dadsrc #MarchDadness National Fatherhood Initiative ... See MoreSee Less

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"Now more than ever, there is an urgent need for both parents to be fully involved their children’s lives." Jeff Steiner, the Executive Director for the Dads' Resource Center explains why #coparenting matters during the pandemic in Pittsburgh Parent #pandemicparenting #NLSY97 Co Parenting Crew ... See MoreSee Less

It takes two to raise a child - Why co-parenting matters during the Pandemic - Pittsburgh Parent

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Now more than ever, there is an urgent need for both parents to be fully involved their children’s lives. Children with both of their parents present are better equipped to learn, self-regulate, dev...

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Divorce and Children: How to Explain Divorce to Kids | All Pro Dad

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When you add divorce and children, it always equals a painful and confusing experience. But there is a helpful way to explain divorce to kids.

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"The pandemic is impacting pediatric social, emotional and mental health. CNN explains the importance of keeping an eye on your children's behavior and routinely checking in to see how they are doing. #fatherhood #parenting #coparenting #Dadication #ConnectingDad #DADSRC #mentalhealth #MarchDadness" ... See MoreSee Less

Keep paying attention to your kids' mental health in this pandemic

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The Covid-19 pandemic has taken a toll on children's mental health, associated with an increase in suicide-related behaviors, experts say. There are preventive measures parents and guardians can take ...

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