Two Parents required to raise children

The National Education Longitudinal Study does show us the same results as many other studies done by psychologists and other scientists. The results are negative indicating the lack of two parents living in the same household with the children.The challenges the children experience from the moment of the initial separation are abusive situations such as neglect, parent disconnect with the children and often the most devastating harm is the emotional troubles. The children often experience strong financial differences than what they were used to prior to the divorce. The financial differences are usually of least financial resources making the coping with the new environment even more difficult. Over fifty million children have experienced divorce and separation fro one parent and sometimes both parents. What is even more disturbing is the fact that when those children grow up and gain employment makes less money than those who came from non broken homes.