Helping kids through transitions during divorce
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The way to make the transition between marriage and divorce more comfortable for the kids is to have a schedule and to stick to the schedule. And if it’s one week on, one week off, so they know what to expect. But also not to make the time between seeing each parent too long. My ex-husband and I, whoever had the kids that week, the opposite parent would take them to dinner on Wednesday, or Thursday. So it breaks up the week and they don’t go too long without seeing you.
And having accessibility by phone, by email and so they know that it’s okay to contact the other parent, even though they’re on the other parent’s time.
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Gioconda Aviles
Mom & Court Certified Spanish Interpreter
Gioconda Aviles, 45, is a mother of six: Four boys, ages 23, 21,19, and 17 from her first marriage, and twin girls, ages 2 ½, from her second. She had her first child at 22 and her last two at 42. She is a Certified Court Spanish Interpreter who has operated her own interpreting agency for the last 24 years. She loves being a mom - it is the best and most challenging thing she has ever done.
Gioconda enjoy cooking, Pilates, dancing, hiking, making new friends and having new experiences.
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