To what extent do you think divorce affects the children?

[Victor Obonyo]

While some children may adapt well, others face long-term risks such as mental health issues and difficulties in relationships and education and knowledge . Factors such as parental conflict and wrangles, support systems, and the handling of the divorce process to the extent of these effects.

[Osakwe Favour]

I believe divorce has a more negative impact on children than positive impacts. Divorce can make kids feel really sad and upset. It can be hard for them to understand why it's happening. Some kids might feel like it's their fault, even though it's not.

[Joshua Sawders]

Divorce can have a significant impact on children, as it often involves changes in family dynamics, living arrangements, and emotional stability. Children may experience feelings of sadness, confusion, and insecurity as they adjust to the new situation.

[Joshua Sawders]

Divorce can have a significant impact on children, as it often involves changes in family dynamics, living arrangements, and emotional stability. Children may experience feelings of sadness, confusion, and insecurity as they adjust to the new situation.

[Olivier Muhammad]

The extent to which divorce affects children can be influenced by various factors. It is crucial for parents and caregivers to provide emotional support, reassurance, and stability during this challenging time. Seeking professional guidance, such as family counseling, can also be beneficial in helping children navigate the emotional impact of divorce and support their overall well-being.

[Edah Chemonges]

I think the effect of divorce in children varies but still prominent. It depends on so many factors and how they handle it generally. For example, while one child will take it just fine, others will likely sink into depression because of it.

[Anthony Ambrose]

Some children may wish for their parents' divorce to escape a tumultuous home environment and absolve themselves of blame, while others may experience distress and adverse effects. The author emphasizes the importance of diligent efforts to safeguard and support the mental and psychological well-being of children amidst their parents' separation.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

Aside from the bullying they most likely face in school. Divorce affects the self-esteem of the kids. Some grow up blaming themselves for the divorce. Some grow up with rejection. There is a lot of emotional backlash on the kids.

[Loretta Morris 1]

When parents' divorce, it affects the children in so many ways. Some children think it is their fault their parents are separating. A divorce can affect a child's schoolwork, and they can become withdrawn socially.

[Adaboo King]

I believe that divorces impact the children more than it affect the parents. As children are not directly involved in the decision to divorce, they are affected even more.

If only the children aren't the cause of the divorce. It can affect them. And if there is a huge distance between the parents after divorce, that's when the children get affected more. But if close, they will do anything to protect their children. But still not agreeable to be married.

[Adaboo King]

When parents divorce, it affects the children in so many ways. Some children think it is their fault their parents are separating. A divorce can affect a child's schoolwork, and they can become withdrawn socially.

All this can be a lack of understanding. When the children are causing trouble, just be in tune with them. Understand them further before any necessary action can be taken. Children need guidance not to fight and compete with them.

[Christian Jordan]

The effects of divorce on children vary widely. Some children hope for their parents' divorce to escape conflict, believing it would bring comfort and absolve them of blame. Others experience the opposite reaction. Supporting a child's mental and psychological health during such times requires significant effort and care.

[ZCReviews]

I think it can be tough, especially when you have to juggle between parents and adapt to a new family dynamic. Watching your parents move on can make things even harder. However, with time and the right support, everything becomes easier as you process the changes.

[Naushin Moledina]

Divorce affects children to a much greater extent than we imagine. They question love and affection their whole lives.

[Naushin Moledina]

It deeply affects the children's mentality and emotional stability. Undoubtedly, they will miss the role of one of the parents in balancing their lives. Even with both parents' efforts to maintain their connection, a deficiency in their lives is bound to happen. Not to mention the trust and commitment issues they develop growing up.

True. There is always some gap which remains empty.