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Divorce is one of the most stressful events in a child's life. Children of all ages experience divorce differently, but they all need support and understanding.
How Divorce Affects Children of Different Ages
Toddlers (2-5 years):
Fear of being abandoned, regression, changes in sleep and eating
Elementary schoolers (6-10 years):
Feelings of guilt, fantasies about parents reuniting, problems at school
Teenagers (11-18 years):
Anger, disappointment, taking sides, premature adulthood
Signs That a Child Is Not Coping
- Behavioral regression (returning to an earlier age)
- Increased anxiety, tearfulness
- Aggressive or withdrawn behavior
- Problems at school, declining grades
- Physical symptoms (headaches, stomach aches)
How to Help a Child Through Divorce
- Honestly explain the situation in understandable language
- Assure them that the divorce is not their fault
- Maintain routine and stability
- Don't involve the child in adult conflicts
- Ensure access to both parents
- Seek a psychologist if needed
Schedule a consultation today
Over 25 years of experience working with children in Rishon LeZion. Specialization: autism, ADHD, anxiety, behavioral problems.
I work in Russian, Hebrew, and English. In-person consultations in Rishon LeZion and online sessions are available.