Communication In Relationships

If a parent/carer gets a new partner it may influence the child’s development as the child may not like the new person in their life and they may go very quiet,

He wondered why she had not consulted with the pastor and hoped she would so that she would be convinced carrying the baby was not in her best interest. However, she does not. Sheri knew exactly what she wanted to do even though she hadn’t spoke of it yet. She also knew that their relationship would not continue with the decision she had made just as she knew he did not love her evidently with his continuous push for her to go through with the procedure even if they had to pray about it or postpone it. Sheri comes forward with her feelings stating she knows he no longer loves her or has a love for her, but she also knows that she will go through with the pregnancy and it doesn’t feel right not to. She did not care that I was not what he wanted or that it may bother her family. She did not know if it was something she could bear on her own, but she knew it was what she wanted, what was right, and what she needed to do therefore she would go through with it.

to sent most of their time and money on the child, but how ? If they both take

Never in anybody’s time should you ever put someone else first before over yourself. Doing that just leads down a road of destruction, and then the fact that this whole conversation is about abortion they probably should just get rid of it because she could just end up alone. Jig sounds as if she has no will or fight in her so she probably shouldn’t take care of a child. The baby in this story played a huge role for its future possible parents. The couple had to make a decision that if it were the wrong one could have broken them up, or made their relationship a happy one.

"He told me about all his breakups and his heart problem. At that time, he had just broken up with Janine--my ex boyfriend's younger

excuse so as to force him to take the baby, if he wants sex; however

between her mind and her heart. Her mind is telling her to keep the baby, but

"shared parenting" is a controversial topic in family law. It generally refers to the presumption that children of divorced or separated parents should spend an equal (or almost equal) amount of time with each parent. The concept has largely been promoted by fathers' organisations that contend that a child's life is enhanced if both parents continue to be significantly involved in the child's life following separation or divorce.

try to find ways of getting the child back the 'good guy' is used to

Always focus on what's in the child's best interest. Parents have a unique position when it comes to their children—they help shape their perspective of the world. To increase the chances of insulating your child from the bad aspects of a bad relationship, filter their information, and behave appropriately throughout the proceedings. Also, consider what living arrangements are the best option for the child and work from there.

can no longer be as intimate with one another and may feel insecure about their child’s lack of

Ex-partners need to keep in touch with their children for the child's sake. Unfortunately, the biological parents too often fail to maintain communication with their children if they move on and establish another family. Janelle Johnson mentions, "Current spouses must make joint decisions in their home with their new blended family." This would also need to include the biological parent, as well, by making adjustments and compromises in order to maintain stability for the children. Janelle also mentioned how showing empathy,

Most separation results in the mother getting authority of the youngsters. On the off chance that her ex is fortunate, she may get enough cash to keep up the way of life she and her youngsters used to. Be that as it may, frequently previous spouse can't stand to keep up their support instalments.

The situation obviously alters depending on the age of the child and the reason for the singleness.

I still think she's compromising her happiness. Is that what you think, Siphesihle? I'm doing what's best for my child.