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Parental alienation happens when a parent uses accusations, lies and misinformation to put a wall between the child and the other parent after separation or divorce. Doing so could potentially harm the child's relationship with the other parent. The child could also...
Parents take numerous measures to maintain a healthy and positive relationship with their children. Unfortunately for victims of parental alienation, a parent’s relationship with their child often suffers damage. And if no action is taken, it can permanently break the...
Counter-parenting, unlike co-parenting, is when your former spouse takes actions that undermine your relationship with your kids. This can be an extremely damaging situation and highly painful for you and your kids. Child caught in the crossfire Counter-parenting is...
Mothers naturally feel protective of their children and frequently feel pressure to provide the best care possible. This may sometimes lead to a phenomenon called maternal gatekeeping, where the mother does not want anybody else to look after the child. It may...
It is easy to mistake a child’s hateful behavior and remarks as part of their rebellious stage of growing up. However, this behavior can be parental alienation. If not immediately acted upon, it could lead to severe consequences that could be irreparable. Knowing the...
Misunderstandings between parent and child are a normal occurrence in a parental relationship. However, if a child is irrationally rejecting a parent to the point of false accusations and unjustified hateful charges, it is already a cause for concern. Moreover, it can...
Divorce can be emotionally trying and unfortunately, sometimes children get the worst of it. When there is a child involved and the custody and visitation agreement has been worked out, in theory, the parents stick to what they are supposed to do with regard to their...
Holding your children for the first time is life-changing, and it can bring parents closer together. Life rarely works out the way we plan, and unfortunately, parents sometimes divorce. Sadly, children can get caught in the middle when a spouse weaponizes the divorce...
The holiday season can be difficult for co-parents. Even if you have a good relationship with your co-parent throughout the rest of the year, everyone gets a little more emotional during the holiday season, and this can lead to parental alienation. Common reasons for...
If you are divorced and living apart from your child, the situation must be challenging. Having to juggle your schedule as well as the schedule of your child can be challenging and you probably have to put a lot of effort into making it work so that your child's best...
