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Parenting When Separated : Helping Your Children Cope and Thrive / John Sharry.

By: Sharry, John [author.]Publisher: Veritas Publications, 2015, �2014Description: 128 pages ; 21 cmISBN: 1847305733; 9781847305732Subject(s): Parenting | Child rearing | R�ole parental | �Education des enfants | Child rearing | ParentingSummary: "Based on research into what is best parenting practice during a separation, Parenting When Separated offers practical advice on how parents can help themselves and their children during this difficult time. It aims to build on parenting strengths, giving suggestions on how parents can improve their own and their children's coping."--Amazon.com.

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"Based on research into what is best parenting practice during a separation, Parenting When Separated offers practical advice on how parents can help themselves and their children during this difficult time. It aims to build on parenting strengths, giving suggestions on how parents can improve their own and their children's coping."--Amazon.com.

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