As John Andrew Holmes wisely said,
"Never tell a young person that something cannot be done. God may have been waiting
centuries for somebody ignorant enough of the impossible to do that thing."

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Thursday, July 26, 2012

Living Love and Logic Tip #48

Parenting Through Divorce:
Are You a Rock … or Are You a Leaf?
Weekly Tip from the Love and Logic® Experts


 
The other night we had a ferocious storm. Rain fell in sheets, lightning lit the sky, and the sound of thunder drove our dog under the bed. The trees bent in the wind, and just about everything not tied down took flight.
I watched leaves fluttering around the driveway, driven in circles by the wind. In stark contrast was a huge rock decorating our garden. That chunk of granite did not move!
Do children need leaves blown in the wind
or the security of rock-solid love?
Divorce can uproot even the most secure parents, leaving them unable to provide the type of limits, accountability, and consistency essential for raising respectful, responsible, and happy kids. Oftentimes, people are so overwhelmed by grief, loss, and other stress that they find it incredibly difficult to be the solid leaders their children need. When combined with dramatically different parenting between homes, we have a recipe for failure.
So … what can you do to give your kids the stability they need?
Keep your focus rock solid and simple:
Limits, Accountability, and Love
To learn how to keep a rock solid focus click HERE!

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