Parenting - The Graceful Exit

Birds and Bees – Courses that create a safe, engaging environment where parents and children come together to openly discuss the physical and emotional changes leading toward, and including, adolescence.

Parenting After Divorce – 9 Ways to Parent on Your Own Terms

Aha! Parenting – Resources for connecting with your child from toddler to the teenager

Mister Rogers – Innovative ideas through a wide variety of media, while engaging new generations of children and families with his timeless wisdom.

Up to Parents – Free help for separated, divorced, and never-married parents. Because peace for children is success for parents.

Sesame Street Divorce Toolkits – Helping you talk through tough topics with your children to help them grow and thrive

Online Parenting Programs.com – Offers court ordered online parenting classes

Empowering Parents

A company dedicated to empowering parents with the tools to manage the most challenging behavior problems in children ages 5 to 25.

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Aha! Parenting

What is Aha! Parenting? You know what an Aha! Moment is, right? With our child, it’s that lightning flash of insight, when suddenly we see things from another perspective, and everything has the potential to be different. This website has Aha! moments for parents of every age child, from pregnancy right through the teen years.

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What About Me?: How to Survive Your Parents Divorce

You didn’t want your parents’ split to happen, but it did. And now your life has changed in ways you never imagined. One minute you’re miserable and the next so mad you want to scream. You feel alone and abandoned, like things will never be good again.

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Home will never be the same again

Children who are adults when their parents divorce are an unserved population. Research indicates that every year in the U.S. an average of 600,000 children who are adults experience parental divorce. The myth in our culture is that it shouldn’t affect them, since they are adults.

Home Will Never Be the Same Again

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