The Hidden Impact of Divorce on Kids!
Every child should have a better life and a better place to learn.
Offering a stable environment for our kids does not just mean avoiding conflict; it also means actively promoting peace.
These days, our kids are being mentally and physically hurt in silence. Could we take care of them or let them feel better?
I’ve been a middle school physics teacher for over 13 years.
Oh, man! I’ve seen many generations of kids with varying IQs and physical abilities from different backgrounds.
But, in the past few years, I’ve become more aware of how our kids are suffering without us noticing.
I have a parent meeting today, where teachers get together with their student’s parents to talk about ways to improve things and their child’s flaws and mistakes, among other things.
In the meantime, I was trying to figure out why my students were in so much pain and suffering.
I find out that is all because of a divorced or unstable family.
For example, Ryan’s parents split up when he was only one month old, and he only sees his dad about three or four times a year. How do you want him to be a normal kid?
Also, Sara lives with her grandmother because her parents split up a long time ago and her dad and mom started new families. Wish she were just a girl, do you?
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