How to tell the parents of your children’s friends that you’re getting divorced


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Here’s what to say when you don’t know what to say.


Hi Imogen, this is Midge. I wanted to let you know about a change happening in our family. Joel and I have decided to get a divorce. It's a big adjustment, but we want to assure you that both of us are fully committed to supporting Ethan through this time. We're prioritizing open communication and a smooth transition. If Ethan ever mentions anything or seems a little off, please know we're working together and would love your support in keeping things positive for them. Let's chat soon!


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