How did Lea' parents handled the kids once they announce their separation? What you felt about this situation?
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How did Lea' parents handled the kids once they announce their separation? What you felt about this situation?
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I agree with you. The parents' sudden divorce announcement overwhelmed their children, dumping a tidal wave of emotions on them. A more gentle, gradual approach would have shown empathy, allowing the kids to process and prepare for the changes. Instead, the abrupt news left them reeling, making a tough situation even more heartbreaking.Penny Ann Criswell Johnson wrote: ↑04 Jun 2024, 22:48 The parents could have been more sensitive to the kid's feelings. There was too much information for the children to process. The parents told them they were getting a divorce, they were both going separate ways for the Summer, both siblings would go different places, and they would leave immediately. The news appears to be too much for these children. They should have told them much earlier so they could understand what was coming.