If you feel supported during your divorce, you will be a much more stable and attentive parent to your kids through this difficult time. 3. Do you have a job that you enjoy or find meaningful?

Talking to kids about divorce needs to be keyed to their developmental and chronological age. Here are specific examples of what to say (and what to avoid) to inform and reassure them.

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Divorce and separation can be hard on kids, but parents can help them navigate it by learning to become effective co-parents.

How They Might React: Preparing for Their Emotions Children's reactions to divorce can vary widely, depending on their age, personality, and the circumstances. Be prepared for a range of emotions.

Babies and toddlers need special care during a divorce. Dr. Chase Samsel of Boston Children's Hospital shares tips to help parents reassure and support their kids.