“The Impact of Divorce on Children, Table of Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Symptoms and Impact of Divorce on Children 3. How divorce impacts a Childs overall development Physical Development Intellectual development Emotional Development Social development 4. Factors that affect children in divorced families 5. Recommendations 6. Bibliography Course Code: Advanced Supervision in Childcare. Level 6 Module: Child Psychology Module Code: N32957”

Even though divorce ends a marriage, it does not end a family. If your parents decide to divorce each other it does not mean they are divorcing you. Parents will always be Parents and their love for their child will always be the same. However factors will change and this has an effect on the who family.

The day a child is born they became a member of a bigger family or extended family even if someone in the family divorces. Grandparents and other relatives will all still be a part of the extended family just like they have always been. Divorce changes many things but it does not end a family and it does not change a family’s love for the child. Divorce is hard for everyone.

It might sound simple, but it’s not easy for a husband and wife to decide to end a marriage. Often they spend a long time trying to solve problems before deciding to divorce. But sometimes they just can’…(short extract)