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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Two Turning Three helps divorcing parents start necessary conversations with their children. Photo: Yuri Tiru Pillai
Two Turning Three helps divorcing parents start necessary conversations with their children. Photo: Yuri Tiru PIllai
Ironically, parents who decide to divorce have to come together more than ever before because it's not divorce that damages children but how the parents choose to divorce and co-parent, that makes or breaks them. Photo: Yuri Tiru Pillai
One of the strategies to help children cope if their parents divorce is to maintain established routines such as mealtimes, bath time, playtime, bedtime, etc to maintain sense of normality. Photo: Yuri Tiru Pillai
Two Turning Three details the life of a father single-parenting his young son after his divorce. Photo: Yuri Tiru Pillai
Author of Two Turning Three Yuri Tiru Pillai. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani
Yuri Tiru Pillai and her husband Sven Schneider with their son, Ian. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani
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