We can now provide you
with downloadable audio messages to support your stepfamily. Instead of
waiting days (or longer) to receive a book or tape in the mail, you can be
listening and learning in a matter of minutes. And as always, any purchase
you make from the Stepfamily Foundation is tax deductable. Each audio
download is $7.99
How
to Stepparent
Definitive
advise and information for stepparents.
Fathering
in Divorce
Discussion
concerning the very special challenges of fathers who live in step relationships
with their own biological children or with stepchildren.
The
Prior Spouse
The
prior spouse is a factor that is unique to remarriage. She/he may be a foe or
a friend before a remarriage takes place. However, the introduction of any partner
most often causes difficulties for the prior spouse and those who are involved
with him/her.
Stepfamilies
& the Bible
Learn
about stepfamilies that existed during the times of the accounts found in the
Bible. Learn how they lived and functioned.
For
StepKids Only
The
greatest wound for a child is the "forever" loss of his home. The impact
of divorce is often underrated by society and parents alike. The children of divorce
have been called the walking wounded of our society. This audio talks directly
to children about how hard it is to be a child of divorce, and a child/stepchild
in a remarriage. It directs the child to ask for predictable procedure and roles
in each house.
Discipline
& Structure
When
the family breaks up, the discipline that most often ocurs in the biologically
connected family seems to fall away. Parents compete with each other for the child's
love and may have a tendency to over indulge and fail to guide/discipline as a
single parent.
Baby?
Maybe.
All
too often women managing the children of their spouses are hesitant to bring any
child into a stepfamily. This audio discusses the pros and cons as well as recognizes
the natural instincts of most women to bear a child.
Men
in Step
The
very special challenges of men who live in step relationships with their own biological
children are discussed. The difficult issues of discipline versus wanting to please
a child are explained and solutions are presented.
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