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When telling a child about an impending divorce, both parents should be present to reassure the child it is not their fault. Younger children should be given a simple explanation, while older children may need more details. It is important to be patient with children's feelings and provide structure and stability in their now changed lives. Routines and schedules can help children cope. Parents should keep interactions civil for the sake of the children and encourage maintaining relationships with both parents.
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