TSHP120: Do You Feel Like an Outsider With Your Stepchildren?
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What’s Coming This Episode?
Families. Can’t live with them, can’t [insert witty line here]. But what about when we inherit a whole new family when we meet a new partner, with children that have grown up without us? It’s a situation that many folks find themselves in so let’s dive in…
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Show Notes and Links
- Here’s a link to this week’s blog post by Sean
- ‘I love him but not his kids‘
- Check out the online forum Childless Step Mums
- Step-Parenting and Blended Families – HelpGuide.org
- Do You Feel Like an Outsider With Your Stepchildren? (yes we ‘borrowed’ this title)
Resource of the Week
- Sean has found a great tool called Planiclik. Planiclik is a private family space that allows for effective planning of your family schedule. Superb! There’s also a great blog post that discloses the ‘real reason children hate their step mothers‘.
- Ed suggests you acquaint yourself with Scott Dinsmore, but was very sad to hear of his recent passing. Check out his amazing legacy at Live Your Legend or watch the TEDx talk he gave. We’ll miss you Scott.
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