After your divorce, you probably have a whole series of new situations to adapt to. One of the areas in life where a lot changes, is the relationship with your children. Whether you are a custodial parent, a non-custodial parent or a co-parent, life changes dramatically for you and your children.

Many children will go through a phase of anger and frustration, and for us as a parent this is probably one of the most difficult situations to cope with. Children will vent their anger and frustration in different ways, but one thing they all have in common: Under their frustrations and angry words, you will find their deep love for Mom and Dad.

When our children go through their angry phase, it’s vital that we keep calm. Maybe you will think that this is easier said than done, and I agree.

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