The Effect Divorces have on Children
We say children are the future … right? Well when a child goes through a divorce, many of the lose theirs. Recent studies have proven children who have parents that are going through a divorce have more problems than those that do not. As a result of separation of the parents in the child’s life can cause a bundle of stress, loss of concentration, or even worse depression. Divorces may even seem beneficial to the parents but it is really anything at all? To help a child grow in life they need a foundations leverage, so when considering divorce don’t only think about yourself, but the children as well. Children in this century have to deal with so much. They have to deal with custody issues, stepparents, fighting and much more. Some children even need therapy later on in life. All families and marriages aren’t perfect but they don’t have to ruin a child’s life.
Many people in this century go through a divorce. Some ends better than others. Many children do not take them as well as others. One thing a child shouldn’t have is stress. Making a child go through this process is not only sad it’s stressful and depressing. “Children ought not to be victims of the choices adults make for them,” (Michelle Weiner Davis, author of The Divorce Remedy). Stress can cause a child to have a hard time at school. Their grades may …show more content…
We say children are the future but yet we don’t treat them as so. “Divorces introduce a massive change into the life of a boy or girl no matter what the age (Carl Pickhardt, Ph.D).” As a result of separation of the parents in the child’s life can cause a bundle of stress, loss of concentration, or even worse depression. They have to deal with custody issues, stepparents, fighting and much more. Children don’t understand this parents the least you can do is talk to them and help them understand, so they can have a future just like
We say children are the future … right? Well when a child goes through a divorce, many of the lose theirs. Recent studies have proven children who have parents that are going through a divorce have more problems than those that do not. As a result of separation of the parents in the child’s life can cause a bundle of stress, loss of concentration, or even worse depression. Divorces may even seem beneficial to the parents but it is really anything at all? To help a child grow in life they need a foundations leverage, so when considering divorce don’t only think about yourself, but the children as well. Children in this century have to deal with so much. They have to deal with custody issues, stepparents, fighting and much more. Some children even need therapy later on in life. All families and marriages aren’t perfect but they don’t have to ruin a child’s life.
Many people in this century go through a divorce. Some ends better than others. Many children do not take them as well as others. One thing a child shouldn’t have is stress. Making a child go through this process is not only sad it’s stressful and depressing. “Children ought not to be victims of the choices adults make for them,” (Michelle Weiner Davis, author of The Divorce Remedy). Stress can cause a child to have a hard time at school. Their grades may …show more content…
We say children are the future but yet we don’t treat them as so. “Divorces introduce a massive change into the life of a boy or girl no matter what the age (Carl Pickhardt, Ph.D).” As a result of separation of the parents in the child’s life can cause a bundle of stress, loss of concentration, or even worse depression. They have to deal with custody issues, stepparents, fighting and much more. Children don’t understand this parents the least you can do is talk to them and help them understand, so they can have a future just like