Book Review- The Step-parents’ Parachute – by Flora McEvedy

Review of The Step-parents’ parachute -The four cornerstones to good step-parenting – by Flora McEvedy

In a society where 1 in 4marriages now end in divorce, the traditional model of the nuclear family unit has radically changed. A startling 1 in 10 families in the UK (the statistics are double this in the US) grow up as part of a step-family.

Yet this phenomenon is still hopelessly unchartered territory, where the image of the wicked step-mother still presides. Flora McEvedy could find nothing to help her when she became a step-mother at the age of 28 and the unique passion and energy of this book stems from her experiences.

The Step-parents' Parachute will endow the reader with a body of instantly accumulated knowledge. Neatly organised, easy to use, practical and positive, this inspirational book will offer a path through a subject riven with negative assumptions and enable the transformation of the step-family into a happy, rewarding and stable family home.

Other Blog Posts

How does separation and divorce impact teenage children?

Divorce and the impact on teenagers

By
Rachael

How Hybrid Mediation can help you divorce a Narcissist

Why is Hybrid mediation such a good option when divorcing a narcissist?

By
Claire

How do we tell the children we are getting divorced?

This issue is one that understandably concerns parents who are separating and regularly comes up in mediation.

By
Rachael

How long does it take to get divorced?

A blog explaining how long divorce takes in England and Wales, why financial arrangements can affect the timeline, and how mediation can help couples reach agreement more calmly and cost-effectively

By
Claire

What do I do next - my relationship has ended.

The end of any relationship can be difficult for many reasons. The question, “What do I do next?” isn’t just logistical, it is both emotional and physical.

By
Rachael

£500 Family Mediation Voucher Scheme -Child Arrangements Support

What is the Family Mediation Voucher scheme and who can use it?

By
Claire
View all Blogs