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Many
children who experience loss of, or separation from, a parent sometimes
develop behavioral problems. They may not respond to
traditional parenting and teaching techniques such as rewarding or
punishment actions.
They may not respond because of underlying
emotional problems, such as low self-esteem, strong anger,
developmental maturity, and selfish values. It is crucial to work
on these emotional problems, not just in rewarding and punishing.
While
each family situation is different and
the needs of the children within each family vary, it is
imperative to recognize that time spent by children with each parent is
vitally important and must be planned carefully.
The Children First
Program has been developed to give parents some helpful suggestions on
how to establish a plan that provides for the best interest of
your children.
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