... more the case than when speaking of communication within the family between parents and children. Children have a need for their family members, and especially their parents, to meet their physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Parenting skills are, often times, a direct result of learned parenting behaviors the parent experienced as a child (Lutz, 2007). Additionally, each family is unique; while some families ... parents will most certainly be copied by the child and will likely shape the way they cope with stress and respond and communicate with others. The prevalence of s...

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Why does our nation focus its attention mainly on the financial well-being of our children and not their emotional stability? Why are there few resources available to ensure that our children maintain and enjoy having both parents active in their daily lives? Are non-custodial parents merely a bank for ... on the first page I found just one link to a website that offered limited free help and strategies to winning visitation and custody. The other links were legal websites, sites selling books on the topic, or research sites delving into various aspects of visitation. Upon searching more tho...

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