Plan for Fun with Your Kids
One of the best ways to connect is simply to have fun together. Choose activities and make time for them! DOWNLOAD NOW
-
-
Identify Your Child’s Support System
Your children may find it helpful to have a place to vent or meet other military kids. Keep a list of people who can offer support. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Loans & Credit
When you borrow money, you pay something extra for the privilege of borrowing. Learn more about credit and interest. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Discipline: A United Front
What if you and your spouse have different parenting styles? You can accept your differences and make an effort to complement each other’s style. Here is a list of dos and don’ts that can help you discipline effectively. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Military Life and Emotional Abuse
Emotional abuse is more common than many people think, and it happens in all kinds of families at all different economic levels. Unfortunately the unique experiences of military life can increase the risk of abuse in some families. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Divorce Considerations for Military Personnel
During your divorce, your attorney will need information from you in order to determine how some of the following factors may affect your particular situation. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Helping Your Family Adjust to Civilian Life
Use this worksheet to list adjustments that your family members might have to make, and ways you or a professional can help. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Anticipating Your Return
It’s common to feel nervous and to have a range of other emotions before reconnecting with your kids. Being able to recognize and address those feelings can help you tackle issues that arise. DOWNLOAD NOW -
Different Parenting Styles
This short quiz will help you identify your parenting style. Are you authoritarian, diplomatic, permissive, or passive? DOWNLOAD NOW -
How Kids May React
Knowing what is typical at different ages will give you a heads-up about what you can expect at a reunion. DOWNLOAD NOW
Recent Comments