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The essay discusses the impact of divorce on children, emphasizing that younger children are more vulnerable and may struggle to cope with the situation. It highlights the importance of parental availability, financial stability, and psychological well-being in aiding children's recovery. Additionally, it suggests that children with a positive attitude and strong support systems are better equipped to adapt to the changes brought about by divorce.

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The essay discusses the impact of divorce on children, emphasizing that younger children are more vulnerable and may struggle to cope with the situation. It highlights the importance of parental availability, financial stability, and psychological well-being in aiding children's recovery. Additionally, it suggests that children with a positive attitude and strong support systems are better equipped to adapt to the changes brought about by divorce.

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Summary Essay

Student’s Name

University Affiliation
Divorce issues affect children and quick bearing with such circumstances rather than

undergoing hardships is necessary. Parents’ financial status can impact the children’s lives after

divorce. Parent that resides with the children after the divorce have a less impact and children

will shift quickly from divorce. Availability of the parent to the children day by day is also

significant. Upbringing and how it was done before divorce is helpful for their recovery from

divorce effects too.

Younger children are most likely to be affected by the divorce compared to those that

faced it at an older age. Young children will have to live a longer time of their live separated

from apart of their family members yet have low potential to cope with the situation. Boys are

vulnerable to divorce effects than girls. Boys are physiologically defenseless to stress. Many

parents are strict to boys compared to how they handle the girls. Boys who side with their

mothers after divorce live minus the masculine mentor.

Children with an optimistic attitude cope up and rebound faster. Such children have hope

for things unseen, they desire to attain certain ambitions and usually they are focused on those

actions and in return they help them recover. If their intelligent quotient is high naturally, they

have a higher ability to adapt with the divorce situation.

Economic well-being. (Clark-Stewart, 2006) Children have worse circumstances after

divorce especially when their parent’s financial well-being is not in a position to sustain them

and their needs. Parents psychological well-being is also a factor as they might be affected

emotionally and such problems end up being deployed on mishandling the children.

Social and moral support. Parents should be mentors and friends to their children

Qualities of guardianship are important since young ones do better with their parents close to

them. Monitoring the child's actions, bedrest time, consumed items mainly to rescue them from
drug and substance use and keen observation on adolescents’ character to relieve them anxiety

and respective flunk actions.

Parents might be the one major thing children need around them and perhaps as long as

life endures. Parents should realize this fact.

References

Clarke-Stewart, Alison, and Cornelia Brentano. (2006) Divorce: Causes and Consequences.

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