Divorce and its impact on Children

The conflict between the mismatch after sometimes can be ended in divorce. Divorce can happen to the age of marriage of new and already lasted decades. This divorce, don't be denied, can give an impact on others i.e. the child.

Based on research published in the American Sociological Review, kids with divorced parents tend to have difficulties in academic and social areas.

Divorce and its impact on Children

The study also mentioned that those who divorced parents often have lower self-confidence.

The collision occurred not only because of the conflict of the marriage and the divorce process, but also at the time of the seizure and custody if the child had to move schools when their parents divorced.

One of the researchers, Hyun Sik Kim, Ph.d. from the University of Wisconcin, United States, examines more than 3500 elementary school-aged children who have parents who are divorced. Sik Kim follow the development of these children ages kindergarten to fifth grade elementary school.

The result is children who's parents are divorced, his mathematical values tend to be lower and psychologically reported by teachers they had leanings to experience the disorder anxiety, feel lonely, sad, and look down on themselves than other children whose parents are not divorced.

Therefore, it is important for children to have the space and time with their parents, where they can ask questions about changes in pascaperceraian. How the delivery of this information must also be adapted to the age of the child. If the child continues to feel loved and supported by the parents, then the children can still have a good quality of life even though her parents are no longer together.