About This Book
Rosemary Wells's "Helping Children Cope with Divorce" is a thoughtful resource designed to support children through the complex emotions and changes that come with parental separation. Published in 1989, this book likely offers age-appropriate explanations, validation of feelings, and practical strategies for coping with a new family structure. It aims to reassure children that they are loved, even when their parents are no longer together, and helps them understand that divorce is not their fault. This book is an invaluable tool for parents, educators, and counselors seeking to open conversations and provide comfort during a challenging life transition.
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Discussion Prompts
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What are some of the feelings the characters in the book might be having about their parents' divorce?
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How do the characters in the story find ways to cope with the changes in their family?
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What does this book teach us about how families can still be loving, even if parents live separately?
4
If you know someone whose parents are divorcing, what are some kind things you could say or do to help them?
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