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How to tell the children that you are getting a divorce

If it is possible, the children should be told by both parents about the divorce. They should know who will be remaining in the household with them, and how and when they will be seeing the parent who is moving. Each of the parents should reassure the children that the separation is not due to anything the children have
done, and that both parents will continue to love and provide for them. This is very important.
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