blended family relationship problems

common problems with blended families are often unanticipated, and they manifest after the new family is formed. when a blended family forms, competition between the kids can increase and become more complicated. one example is that if their mom and stepdad are now the primary caregivers, children could become more attached to their stepdad than their biological dad, which can be confusing for them. two families becoming one can add to the legal issues that arose when each original family …

blended marriage problems

you want to make sure that your family will be healthy and happy and be a strong, cohesive unit. your family is different, and that means the process is going to be different. even if your children and their children were the best of friends before the two of you became one family, it doesn’t mean that you’re going to blend with no problems. talk to them about how you are now one family, which means you’re going to be …

problems with relatives

the bottom-line is that you can limit access to your child if you have to  – which is a big threat to most relatives. rather than getting into a wrangle in which it’s your opinion against theirs, you can calmly mention that researchers have established xyz facts – which are the basis for your parenting style – and then move on to another topic. keep a sense of perspective –  keep in mind the big stakes on the table: a …

family relationship issues

many families face challenges, and our counsellors have summed up some of the most common problems and put together some practical tips to help you face them together. many parents worry about the most appropriate way to react – whether they should take a proactive approach and speak to the bully’s parents or whether… the sense of loss and upset when the contact between parent and children is lost can be overwhelming. the depth of sadness may come as a …

family relationship problems

our mission is to provide empowering, evidence-based mental health content you can use to help yourself and your loved ones. if a family member is pressuring you to loan or give them money or wants to dictate your finances, it’s important to clarify the type of behavior you won’t tolerate. if you keep your feelings to yourself, resentment can grow and increase tensions. you and your brother-in-law might have a contentious relationship. do you expect to completely change your family …