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Chapter 21
Children on the Move: How to Cope with Transition |
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Put Yourself in Your Children's Shoes |
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Jimmy: I hate going back and forth. I feel like a Ping-Pong ball. I just want to stay in one place, in my own room with my own things. |
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Anna: I'm glad I get to spend time with my Dad and with my Mom. It's hassle to go back and forth, but it's more important to me to see both my parents. |
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Transitions are difficult for children, especially young children. (This is also true for many adults, depending on their temperament.) Try to remember what it feels like when you |
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