Blended Family: Definition, Issues, & Tips for Success – Choosing therapy

A blended family forms after partners with children from previous relationships combine their households. Whether partners are married, cohabitating, or adopting children, blended families often face unique challenges, such as sibling rivalry and disagreements over family values. However, parents can help ease this transition by planning ahead, establishing house rules, and encouraging open communication.

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