Divorce can have a profound impact on children, affecting them emotionally, psychologically, and socially. Many children may feel sadness, confusion, anger, or guilt, sometimes blaming themselves for the separation. The disruption in family structure can lead to anxiety and insecurity, as children may fear changes in their daily lives, such as living arrangements or relationships with one or both parents. School performance and friendships may also suffer, with some children experiencing difficulty concentrating or behaving. However, with consistent support, open communication, and a nurturing environment from both parents, children can adapt and develop resilience over time. great perfor...