My child comes home from her other parent's house with stories that sound absolutely ridiculous. I don't want to dismiss what she tells me, but I also don't know what's true, what's exaggerated and what might be made-up. How am I supposed to sort through that without overreacting? What's good ex-etiquette here?
When children live in two homes, they become narrators. They move between two worlds, carrying pieces of each one back and forth. Sometimes what they bring is useful information.
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