Dating can be one of those semi-tricky areas. I'll tell you one study that is of interest, which is one poor prognostic indicator of how children did post divorce, is when a parent remarried within the first year after the divorce. There is some indication that waiting awhile is helpful for them. When you start dating, I recommend dating on the days that you don't have your children. If they are at mom's house or dad's house, that's the time for you to date. We don't want to introduce our children to dates because we don't want them to get attached to another figure in their life that may not be there for them. When parents feel pretty certain that this is the person that they want to be with, we then can recommend some mild introductions. We ask parents, no demonstrations of affection. Just introduce them to the child and help the child get used to be with that particular person. It is also important to note that the child may not feel that they are being loyal to the other parent. They may not like that person, they may go home and report to the other parent, so it's important to let the other parent know when you are going to be introducing them to that child. You'd like the cooperation with that. That's the start of it.