more... > Catalog > Family & Home > Children In The Middle > Children in the Middle Series: Loss of a Relationship [Image: Children in the Middle Series] When a marriage or a long-term relationship ends, many different feelings surface. While each person is unique, many people say they go through four stages. (PDF Format Only) Children in the Middle Series: Shared Parenting After Divorce [Image: Children in the Middle Series] How do I decide if I want shared parenting? What is Included in a shared parenting arrangement? Find these answers and more. (PDF Format Only) Children in the Middle Series: Visitation Do's and Don'ts [Image: Children in the Middle Series] For both parents and children, visitation is critical to maintaining a sense of connectedness both during and after a divorce. Tips for smooth visitations, constructive parenting goals and a list of visitation do's and don'ts. (PDF Format Only) Children in the Middle Series: Active Listening [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Active listening means paying careful attention to what others are saying. Follow these steps to improve active listening skills. (PDF Format Only)  more articles... Children in the Middle Series: The Business of Co-parenting [Image: Newsletter image] Parents can divorce each other, but the parent-child relationship and parenting responsibilities are forever. Follow these tips to make co-parenting a success. Children in the Middle Series: A Child's View of Divorce [Image: Children in the Middle Series] With divorce come many changes for children. There are changes in the daily schedule, family structure, living arrangements and plans for the future. These stages of grief are helpful when considering divorce from your children’s point of view. Children in the Middle Series: Custody Issues Today [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Custody decisions are often difficult. Use these tips when considering custody arrangements. Children in the Middle Series: Friendship and Support [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Although children are certainly important, they can’t substitute for relationships with other adults. Everyone, including single parents, needs and benefits from having a circle of close friends. Ten important tips for parents included. (PDF Format Only) Children in the Middle Series: Separating Your Finances [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Marriage is a financial partnership. Divorce means more than separating a family physically. It also means separating a family financially. Suggestions for preparing for financial separation, dividing property, dealing with debt and dividing assets and property are included. (PDF Format Only) Children in the Middle Series: Help! I Feel Overwhelmed! [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Information on stress and parenting, feeling good about yourself, taking control and taking care of yourself. Children in the Middle Series: Managing Income and Expenses [Image: Children in the Middle Series] When parents divorce, they experience money changes that affect them emotionally, socially and financially. Use these tips to make the best of your financial situation and avoid costly errors as you move forward after divorce. Children in the Middle Series: Not Enough Hours in the Day? [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Single parent families have hectic lives. Most single parents feel they have too little time and too much to do. The first step to making the most of your time, however, is thinking about your goals. Follow these tips to help you determine and reach your goals. Children in the Middle Series: Talking With Children About Money [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Teaching children about money helps them to understand the financial changes the family is going through. It also teaches them the benefits of good money habits. Follow these guidelines on how to approach the topic of money with children. Children in the Middle Series: Disciplining Children [Image: Children in the Middle Series] Sometimes it’s hard to know how to discipline children. All parents wonder if they’re too strict or not strict enough. Follow these suggestions to discipline your chldren effectively. Click for more information...