Tips on Getting a Divorce with Children
By Brandi thornsberry, published Aug 08, 2007
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Along with knowing what you should do, you should know some things that you shouldnt do for your children when you get divorced. There are many things that you may like, but in the long wrong, it only hurts your kids. Custody
Although bot parents may want to have split custody. This is where the children live with one parent half the week and the other half they are with the other parent. While this may be okay for you, think about your kids. They can only have their certain toys half the time, their friends half the time. It could make it to where they cant do their after school activity anymore. You need to think about your children and only your children.
Visitation
Once everything has been set up, keep it that way. This will give your children something to count on and something to feel secure with. Remember their lives were flipped upside down here. You want them to fell as safe as possible. If their dad has a picnic at work and they can take their kids. The kids have went every year, but this year its not on dads time. Let your kids go. Its not going to hurt you to become flexible. You might think, I am hurting my ex by doing this. Well that's not the only person you are hurting. Don't forget about your kids and making this process easy for them.
Household
Most parents I know try and compare their house with their ex. They want to out do one another so their house is the best. This is not healthy for your children to live in. If your ex has a pool, as your child what they want at your house. Don't go buying a bigger pool just so your better. Drilling your kids about your ex house is not something that should be done either. With my stepdaughter, we try and buy different things, so my step daughter has a lot of things. In an example, My step daughter likes outside. I have other kids and she doesn't. We decided a nice sized play set here would be good for my house. She decided something like a smaller trampoline would be nice at her house. My step daughter has both of these things and loves it. She plays with one at one house, and then the other at the other house.

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