In this heartfelt and eye-opening episode, we dive deep into the emotional and practical challenges that children face at school during and after parental separation. From the shifting dynamics of school events to the quiet emotional battles kids carry in their backpacks, we unpack the often overlooked struggles they face both in primary and high school.

Karla Lee, shares her powerful personal story of navigating her school years through the lens of family separation. She opens up about the confusion, the silent heartaches, and the feeling of being caught in the middle—a reality too many kids quietly endure.

Now on the other side as a parent and advocate, Karla sheds light on the importance of co-parent collaboration, and how adults can intentionally ease the emotional toll on their children. With practical insights, compassionate guidance, and hard-earned wisdom, Karla discusses how the extended family is so important and how families can shift from conflict to cooperation—especially when it comes to schooling and being present for their child.

Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone who grew up in a separated household, this episode offers a deeply human look at how family and school intersect during difficult seasons—and what we can do to make the journey gentler for the next generation.