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: SC Family Law BlogWays to Help Provide a Dependable Structure for Your Children
By Ben Stevens
I have really enjoyed this week's series, which has focused on "Helping Your Child Cope With Divorce," and I hope that it has provided some helpful tips and useful information for parents who are divorced. Children can benefit from consistency, and the following tips will help you provide your child with a dependable structure:
- Make, communicate, and consistently enforced reasonable family rules.
- Establish a workable daily schedule so that your child knows what he/she is supposed to be doing, including chores, schoolwork, and free time.
- Be consistent in your relationship with your child.
Full post as published by SC Family Law Blog on December 21, 2007 (boomark / email).
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