Mom's house, dad's house for kids : feeling at home in one home or two /

A family guide for all children and young adults to help them survive one home or two.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Ricci, Isolina
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Fireside, [2006]
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Sample text
Table of contents only
Table of Contents:
  • pt. I. Separation and divorce territory
  • 1. Splitting and dividing
  • What's true about divorce
  • What's not true
  • Your feelings
  • Your parents and siblings
  • Whom can you talk to?
  • Are you an only child?
  • Understanding what your siblings are going through
  • Questions and answers about separation and divorce
  • The miserable middle
  • 2. Changes and more changes
  • Great ways to stay connected
  • One home, two homes
  • Friends and school
  • Parents
  • The family team
  • Grandparents and other relatives
  • Your parents' legal business
  • 3. New ways
  • New ways for parents
  • You can become an ace solution finder
  • Parents going out and dating
  • A new kind of normal
  • pt. II. Stepfamily territory
  • 4. Coming together
  • Quiz : what do you know about stepfamilies?
  • Your family feeling
  • When parents get married again
  • Moving in together
  • 5. Learning to live together
  • Stepfamily tasks
  • Ways to get to know each other better
  • Negotiating new rules
  • Trouble among the parents
  • Familiar gripes of kids in stepfamilies
  • Solving a family problem
  • 6. Moving forward
  • A new baby
  • Feeling more like a family
  • 7. Stepparents and stepsiblings
  • Stepparents
  • Stepsiblings
  • pt. III. Believe in yourself
  • 8. Take care of your body
  • How do I take care of my body?
  • 9. Protect yourself
  • Some really big problems
  • Secrets
  • Promises
  • How to get safe
  • Remember, you are not your parent
  • 10. Have dreams and goals
  • Power daydreaming
  • Learn how to bounce back
  • Get moving with your own dreams
  • 11. What's true about life
  • You are an original
  • Thinking traps are gross
  • You can train your brain
  • You can make smart choices
  • You can repair bad choices
  • You can take care with your feelings
  • You can have someone to look up to
  • 12. Believe in yourself
  • You can have heart
  • Know you can do it!
  • pt. IV. Extras
  • Books
  • Web resources
  • Sample problem solvers and worksheets
  • More problem solvers and worksheets
  • Worksheet : checklist for taking stuff to dad's or mom's house
  • Worksheet : six-step solution : David's too-long commute
  • Worksheet : six-step solution
  • Worksheet : Gina's music camp : solving the puzzle
  • Worksheet : the prize puzzle pieces
  • Thank you.