Co-parenting and youth development
Thursday, April 21, 2016
When parents go their separate ways, they do so because one or both of them would have decided that is what will work best for them. Research has shown that children experience anxiety and adjustment problems when both parents are undergoing a high conflict separation.
Below is an example of how uncooperative co-parenting can affect youth development:
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