The document discusses blended families and provides guidance on preparing for a subsequent marriage, achieving unity, and helping grieving children. It outlines the five stages of grief children may experience (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance) and how their needs change based on their developmental level (tactile for ages 0-2, reassurance for ages 3-5, knowledge for ages 6-12, independence for ages 13+). It also describes different parenting styles that can occur and tips for making weekend visits with non-custodial parents as smooth as possible such as taking initiative, providing structure, acceptance, and helping with transitions.
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Blended Families - Part 2
1. #11 – Blended Families - Part II
In Love for Life
Building or Rebuilding a Great Marriage
Mike Mazzalongo
2. Preparing for a Subsequent Marriage
• Know future mate and children
• Attention to children’s needs
• Build a new relationship
• Include everyone at wedding
19. Parenting Styles
1. The “Star” Parent
2. The “Glue” Parent
3. The “Distant” Parent
4. The “Sometimes” Parent
20. Parenting Styles
1. The “Star” Parent
2. The “Glue” Parent
3. The “Distant” Parent
4. The “Sometimes” Parent
5. The “Ruthless” Parent
21. Parenting Styles
1. The “Star” Parent
2. The “Glue” Parent
3. The “Distant” Parent
4. The “Sometimes” Parent
5. The “Ruthless” Parent
6. The “Parent” Parent
26. The “Week-End” Visit
1. Take the Initiative
2. Provide Structure
3. Be Accepting
4. Provide a Home
27. The “Week-End” Visit
1. Take the Initiative
2. Provide Structure
3. Be Accepting
4. Provide a Home
5. Give Permission to Love
28. The “Week-End” Visit
1. Take the Initiative
2. Provide Structure
3. Be Accepting
4. Provide a Home
5. Give Permission to Love
6. Smooth Out Transitions
29. Visitation is not the best way to parent
But it’s not an impossible way to parent.