(#1) Learning To Become Independent From A Young Age
(#2) Having To Have A 'Mom's House' And A 'Dad's House'
(#3) Preferring To Spend Time With One Parent Over The Other
(#4) Discovering You Are Extra Cautious In Your Own Relationships Because Of Your Parents
(#5) Meeting Your Parent's New S.O. Is Always Uncomfortable
(#6) Bad Habits Or Behavior Getting Blamed On The Other Parent
(#7) Seeing Through Your Parents Trying To Manipulate You Against The Other
(#8) Learning Which Parent Is More Lenient And Will Let You Get Away With More
(#9) Realizing All Those Happy Family Memories Were Perhaps Not So Happy
(#10) Getting To Unwrap Two Sets Of Presents On Christmas And At Birthdays
(#11) Having Two Distinct Families
(#12) Having To Live By Two Separate Sets Of Rules In Two Different Houses
(#13) Discovering Stepparents Can Actually Be Really Lovely People
(#14) Watching A Parent Go Through Their 'I'm Free' Stage
(#15) Listening To Your Parents' Dating Advice And Trying Hard Not To Roll Your Eyes
(#16) Always Playing The Peacemaker Between Parents
(#17) Losing Your Things Because They Are Spread Out Between Houses
(#18) Holidays Becoming Custody Battles With Parents Fighting Over You
(#19) Being Given Presents That You Suspect Are Just Bribes
(#20) Becoming Friends With Any Other Kids Whose Parents Got Divorced
(#21) Having Other Adults Fuss Over You Or Feeling Sorry For You
(#22) Going To Awkward Parent-Teacher Conferences
(#23) Hosting A Sleepover Or Party That Always Got Weird
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About This Tool
The impact of divorce on the psychological development of children and adolescents has attracted great attention from domestic and foreign researchers since the late 1970s. Studies have shown that compared with children from two-parent families, children from divorced families may encounter more life problems, including conduct disorder, crime, and impulsive behavior. Children may also have more conflicts with their peers after their parents are divorced.
The impact of divorce on children can be extremely negative and lasting, and these negative effects are different with the different stages of the child's growth. The random tool explained 23 things only children of divorced families will understand.
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