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by Melissa Petri on December 24, 2005

Divorced with kids? Spending the holiday as if it was just another day?
Why not make your kids happier? It's still not too late. Pick up you phone and talk to your ex. Be reasonable and civil. For the sake of your children, shake hands and forget about your differences even for just a night.
"By demonstrating such unity during the holiday season, parents can imbue children with that cozy feel of connection and teach them important life lessons, Dr. Sophy says."
Read Babyzone's The Gift of Togetherness.
The kids will surely appreciate the gesture.
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Response from:
Advicenow
(11/15/06 8:53pm)
Not-for-profit legal rights and information website Advicenow.org.uk has info and advice on family mediation as a way of discussing and solving problems like arrangements for time with the children or sorting out finances. They are currently running a web poll to see how much of a worry Christmas can be for parents - you can respond and give your comments here: http://www.advicenow.org.uk/go/familymediation/index.html
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