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A Child's Calm After Separation
English narration
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- 32 chapters
- 1 h 41 min of listening
- English narration
- 6 months of access
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“A Child’s Calm After Separation” is an audiobook for parents who want to help their child feel safer and more secure while adjusting to life between two homes.
For a child, separation is not just a new schedule or two different addresses. It can also bring longing, anger, worry, difficult transitions from one home to the other, and feelings they may not yet know how to explain.
This audiobook talks about those experiences in a simple, human way and offers practical guidance on how parents can respond with more understanding and steadiness. There is no heavy theory — just real-life situations, everyday examples, and ideas that can be used straight away.
It explores how children adjust to living between two homes, emotional outbursts, missing a parent, communication between adults, staying connected with the child, bedtime rituals, and the small familiar things that can create a sense of safety when so much else has changed.
This is not an audiobook about getting everything right. It is about understanding your child a little better and becoming a calm, predictable source of support while their world is changing.
If your child refuses to go
What sits behind the refusal, and what to say at the door so it does not turn into a fight.
If they come back different
Why a child can be angry or clingy after the other home — and why it is not the other parent's fault.
If you feel guilty
A calm chapter about guilt and letting go, so you have the strength to be the steady adult.
Contents
32 short chapters, 1 h 41 min
- Foreword6 min 16 sec
- 1. When Two Homes Appear1 min 43 sec
- 2. How a Child Experiences Divorce2 min 36 sec
- 2.1 “It’s Going to Be Okay” — Why It Doesn’t Work3 min 18 sec
- 2.2 Talking a Child Into It3 min 02 sec
- 2.3 Children and Responsibility for the Parents’ Relationship5 min 30 sec
- 3. A Child After Divorce: What’s Actually Happening3 min 43 sec
- 3.1 The Child Doesn’t Want to Go3 min 55 sec
- 3.2 The Child Comes Back Changed3 min 28 sec
- 3.3 Why Don’t You Live Together?2 min 17 sec
- 3.4 Evenings Are Hard2 min 00 sec
- 3.5 When Anger Means Something Else1 min 44 sec
- 3.6 Loyalty Conflict5 min 34 sec
- 3.7 What Actually Helps a Child1 min 31 sec
- 3.8 When One Parent Pulls Away5 min 08 sec
- 4. What to Do2 min 48 sec
- 4.1 What Actually Helps2 min 44 sec
- 4.2 What to Say and What’s Better Left Unsaid2 min 09 sec
- 4.3 What to Do Here and Now, When Everything Is Falling Apart2 min 27 sec
- 4.4 Words That Can Become a Burden for a Child1 min 19 sec
- 5. Two Homes in Practice1 min 49 sec
- 5.1 Stability and Routine2 min 24 sec
- 5.2 Transition Moments2 min 14 sec
- 5.3 When the Child Doesn’t Want to Go1 min 57 sec
- 5.4 When the Child Is at the Other House1 min 46 sec
- 5.5 Working with the Other Parent5 min 09 sec
- 6. Taking Care of Yourself3 min 17 sec
- 6.1 Guilt3 min 03 sec
- 6.2 Letting Go6 min 31 sec
- 7. When Peace Arrives5 min 40 sec
- 8. What Comes Next2 min 15 sec
- 9. Ending1 min 47 sec
This audiobook is written for parents and is not a substitute for therapy. If things feel heavy, please reach out to a professional.
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