Resources for Kids
We believe children deserve support and accurate information during family transitions. These resources are designed to help kids understand what's happening, express their feelings, and know they're not alone.
Types of Support Available
Support Groups
Peer support groups where kids can talk with others going through similar experiences.
Educational Workshops
Interactive sessions designed to help children understand and navigate family changes.
Counseling Resources
Vetted list of mental health professionals experienced in working with children.
Downloadable Resources
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Ages 6-12
Understanding Your Family Changes
A guide to help kids understand what's happening when parents make changes to their living arrangements.
Ages 10-18
Talking to Your Parents
Tips for children on how to communicate with both parents and express their feelings safely.
Ages 12-18
My Rights and Voice
Information about children's rights in family situations and how your voice matters.
Ages 6-14
Feelings and Emotions
Activities and strategies to help manage big emotions during family transitions.
All Ages
Safety and Support
Resources for finding help, support networks, and who to reach out to when you need support.
All Ages
Questions Kids Ask
Common questions children have about family changes, answered in simple, honest language.
Tips by Age Group
Young Children (Ages 4-8)
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Use simple, honest language to explain changes
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Reassure them that both parents love them
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Keep routines stable and predictable
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Let them know their feelings are okay
Middle School (Ages 9-12)
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Use simple, honest language to explain changes
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Reassure them that both parents love them
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Keep routines stable and predictable
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Let them know their feelings are okay
Teenagers (Ages 13-18)
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Use simple, honest language to explain changes
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Reassure them that both parents love them
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Keep routines stable and predictable
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Let them know their feelings are okay
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