Through their eyes: social media toolkit

How you can Help

Read ‘Successful co-parenting: why listening to children is key’
Copy and paste the suggested social media posts, or develop your own customised posts to share the content
Add the #throughtheireyes hashtag to your social media posts, and engage with us via your personal or organisational accounts
Follow @valuingchildreninitiative on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and share our content, don’t forget to hashtag #throughtheireyes
Share the YouTube video – https://youtu.be/uUTRQjCGZ4M

Successful co-parenting: why listening to children is key

Social media material

YouTube video: use the #throughtheireyes hashtag and don’t forget to tag @valuingchildreninitiative
Short videos or still images: share on your Instagram/Facebook/twitter accounts with one of our suggested captions
Videos and images can be found and downloaded via the Dropbox link below

Download via Dropbox

Use our hashtags

#valuingchildren #VCI #throughtheireyes #childvoices

Suggested social media captions

In Australia, 47.1 per cent of divorces involve children under the age of 18. Amid such a stressful life experience, it can be hard for parents to think about the world #throughtheireyes

Separation is never easy, but it is possible to co-parent successfully. #valuingchildren #VCI #childvoices

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Real change happens when we see the world #throughtheireyes and this is what children who have been impacted by hostile parental separation want you to hear.

Video: https://youtu.be/6mZSGsevcTI

#valuingchildren #VCI #childvoices

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Adults going through separation and divorce know that it is an incredibly difficult experience. Amid such a stressful life experience, it can be hard for parents to see the world from their child’s perspective. #throughtheireyes #valuingchildren #VCI #childvoices

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By amplifying the voices of children impacted by hostile parental separation we can help adults see the world #throughtheireyes. While it might not always be possible for parents to give children exactly what they want post separation, acknowledging their experience and feelings can make a big difference.