Putting Kids First in Divorce: Reducing Conflict and Protecting Children

What does putting children first during divorce require?

Putting children first means reducing their exposure to adult conflict, protecting their relationship with safe parents, maintaining stability, and refusing to use them as messengers, confidants, or leverage.

As you already know, the book I co-authored – Putting Kids First in Divorce: How to Reduce Conflict, Preserve Relationships & Protect Your Children During and After Divorce – is now available on Amazon and reached official Amazon best-selling status.

The book was a best seller on the first day of release in 6 different Amazon categories including topping the Divorce and Separation category as a No. 1 seller. And on top of that, the media has taken notice and has been covering both the book and my press release.

The story was picked up by major media outlets, such as:

• Digital Journal
• WND
• Azcentral.com
• Review Journal
• Daily Herald
• Travel Weekly
• The Buffalo News
• Eyewitness News 3 in Connecticut
• NBC 12 in Richmond
• Fox 5 in Las Vegas
• CBS Atlanta
• Hawaii News Now

Additionally, newspapers and news sites in Tulsa, Charleston, South Carolina, New Orleans, Toledo, Cleveland, Waco, Amarillo, Austin, Miami, Boston, Colorado, and so many more – too many to name here – are covering the book’s success.

I feel so lucky that the media has embraced Putting Kids First in Divorce and is allowing our book and its message to reach so many people. While the book encourages couples to think of their children during a divorce and do everything in their power to make the process as easy on the children as possible, my chapter “How to Work on Your Marriage When It No Longer Works” encourages couples to take a look at their marriage and see if it’s possible to rebuild and start anew.

Ultimately, I believe in doing whatever it takes to preserve the family and so do my fellow co-authors of Putting Kids First in Divorce.

I am incredibly grateful and can only hope that the book continues to reach more people and couples who are struggling with marriage and divorce to know that they’re not alone and that there are people out there who want to help.

If you want to learn more about Putting Kids First in Divorce or purchase the book on Amazon, head to the book page. Also, you can enter to win a free hard copy of the book by clicking on the image to the right.

Rooting for you!

Sara Freed

www.SaraFreed.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Putting Kids First in Divorce?

It is a resource co-authored by Sara Freed about reducing conflict, preserving relationships, and protecting children during and after divorce.

How can readers apply this insight?

Begin with one calm conversation and one small, repeatable action. Focus on clarity, dignity, and the pattern rather than blame.

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