Podcast Episode 299: The Critical Conversation Divorced Parents Must Have With Their Children

Sep 23, 2017 | In The Loop

In The Loop with Andy Andrews, hosted by David Loy

In this episode, we answer a listener’s question on shared custody.

Provide children with consistency in rules between both parents.

Divorced parents often feel anxious about what their children think, so they grow lax on the rules.

Have a conversation centering around your love for your children.

Both parents should love their children more than they hate each other.
Discuss the boundaries you’ll set for your children to provide consistency and present a united front.

Tune in to hear how to have a tough conversation with your ex-spouse.

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