How to talk to children about divorce


Two Turning Three helps divorcing parents start necessary conversations with their children. Photo: Yuri Tiru Pillai

Children's book author Yuri Tiru Pillai, 35, has recently published her second book titled Two Turning Three about how parents can talk to their children about divorce.

“The reality is that not all marriages work out, and for those that end in divorce, often, the ones who are impacted the most are the children. The book illustrates how we can include children in the divorce conversation if it happens in their family, and how it should be managed through healthy co-parenting arrangements,” she says.

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