Divorce is often one of the most challenging experiences a family can face. For parents, it can feel like the end of a chapter, but for children, it may seem like their entire world is being reshaped. The emotional and psychological impacts of divorce on children are profound, which is why co-parenting—where both parents work together to raise their children despite being separated—becomes crucial. Co-parenting provides stability, consistency, and a sense of security for the child. By focusing on collaboration, empathy, and communication, co-parents can help their children thrive during and after this life-changing transition.