Jill Darcey » Parenting with the Ex Factor - by Jill Darcey (Maxi eBook) - How to successfully co-parent after divorce Download

Have you ever thought… "How the heck do I cope parenting with my Ex? They’re unreasonable about everything! They’re always pointing out faults over what I do! The children seem to still want to see them … even though I’d rather they didn’t."

If this is you – the good news is here. Like you, I know how hard it is to parent with an Ex and I’ve written down the best proven strategies to help smooth the road ahead for you and your children. Over 400 page eBook covering:


Facing the reality of divorce for me was facing the feeling that I had failed. If it was just me and the Ex husband, I could have coped with that … sore but okay. The fact that there were three children involved seemed to make things so much worse.

If I made the decision to leave my marriage or not, it was like I was sentencing my children to living their life with a huge disability. This of course was my worst nightmare, especially after all my dedication and effort to be the best parent I could be. It all seemed useless now because I was getting divorced.

It took me years to put it into practice but it really has made a difference to my life and the lives of so many parents that I have helped through counselling and coaching.

It is so important that we do more to help our children through divorce. They are innocent and yet the statistics tell us a very sad story…

They are five time more likely to be poor. More likely to drop out of school, be in trouble with the law, become a teen parent, and they’re more likely to divorce themselves. As a result, they are also more likely to die before the average age from ill health. This is not great for us as parents!

This also doesn’t have to stay this way. There is an answer – and thankfully, I’ve figured it out so you don’t have to take chances with your children any longer.

Having read, studied, listened and experienced so many different options and opinions, I finally discovered the one big secret that made all the difference to me – and many many parents.

Sounds easy – and it is easy. Here’s the next part you’ll want to know though. What do you choose then?

Over more than a decade of living this – and helping many parents do the same, I finally put pen to paper and have answered over 60 of the most Frequently Asked Questions.

Even though I had to figure it all out with some trial and error, you don’t have too. You can now have a step-by-step process to raise fantastic children even once you’ve been through a divorce, regardless of the reasons.

As you can see there are so many topics that you probably haven’t even begun to think about yet. And you don’t have too.

I’ve done all the hard work for you – all you need to do is read it. This 400+ page book may seem a lot but it’s because this book is laid out easily. I want you to find the answers you want when you need them.

If you’ve been through divorce, separation or some form of family breakdown, this book is for you. It’s making a difference in the lives of people all over the world and I know that it will for you too!

Following payment, you will receive an email from me with a link for you to download and start reading your eBook immediately. This eBook is in Adobe Acrobat standard PDF format and works on all operating systems.

I’ve just bought your book ‘Parenting with the Ex Factor’ and I have to say that I am only up to page 33 and I feel much better already … I hope I still feel the same way by the end … for some reason it has ‘freed’ me up somehow … so thanks!!!! [Donna, Auckland, N.Z]

Your book has transformed my impossible situation! Packed with great strategies and easy to read. I’m really pleased I’ve taken your help on board. You’ve made a huge difference … wish I’d found this years ago! [Juliet, Toronto, Canada]

Hi Jill, I would just like to thank you for your book. It’s helped cover alot of things that are hard to find in one book. I’ve been reading it alot lately. When I read your section on cellphones, I got my eldest child one as a safety thing for Xmas (even though I know my Ex doesn’t like cellphones). I now know if they get into trouble they have…

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