“Family Ever After” by Laurie Ann Mathison is now available for purchase

“Family Ever After” by Laurie Ann Mathison was proudly published by the Citi of Books. It addresses the challenges of discussing divorce with children, emphasizing the importance of clear communication. This insightful children’s book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retail sites.

Laurie Ann Mathison is deeply inspired by endeavors that strengthen family bonds and is a passionate advocate for the welfare of children. Her unique upbringing, shaped by a life in the U.S. Military, has provided her with a rich tapestry of experiences that inform her perspective on family dynamics. Growing up in a military environment instilled in her a sense of discipline, resilience, and adaptability, values that she carries into her work.

Throughout her life, Mathison has traveled extensively, immersing herself in a variety of cultures and communities. These experiences have not only broadened her worldview but also deepened her understanding of the challenges families face in different contexts. This diverse perspective fuels her commitment to fostering healthy communication and nurturing environments for children and their families.

Now settled in Maryland, Mathison enjoys the state’s vibrant cultural diversity, which further enriches her approach to family and child advocacy. She draws inspiration from the myriads of traditions and lifestyles that surround her, believing that every family has a unique story worth celebrating. Through her writing and advocacy, she aims to empower parents and caregivers, equipping them with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges while maintaining strong, supportive relationships with their children.

“Family Ever After” emphasizes the profound impact that parents’ emotions and behaviors have on their children’s perceptions, which can often lead to confusion, anxiety, and self-doubt. The book underscores the necessity of open and honest dialogue between parents and children, encouraging discussions that promote understanding and trust. By doing so, it helps to fortify family bonds, enabling a supportive environment where children feel heard and valued.

The author advocates addressing children’s concerns and emotions directly, recognizing that failing to do so can result in long-term negative effects on their mental and emotional health. By validating their feelings and providing perspective, parents can guide their children through the complexities of divorce, fostering resilience and emotional intelligence.

Ultimately, this book serves as an essential resource for parents navigating the challenging conversations surrounding divorce. It offers practical tools and strategies to nurture children’s well-being and help them cope with change, ensuring that they emerge from difficult situations with a stronger sense of self and security. The book is not just about managing the present but also about building a healthier family dynamic for the future.