THE REPERCUSSIONS OF DIVORCEE REMARRIAGE ON CHILDREN'S WELLBEING: A CONCEPTUAL STUDY

Divorcee remarriage is a common phenomenon in modern society, with significant repercussions on children. While remarriage can provide a sense of stability and companionship for adults, its repercussions on children’s well-being can be complex and far-reaching. This conceptual study aimed to explore the repercussions of divorcee remarriage on children’s wellbeing using an integrated framework that combines Family System theory, Social Learning Theory, and Attachment Theory. The findings suggest that children's well-being is influenced by a range of factors, including family dynamics and relationships, parent-child relationships, social support and networks, children's coping mechanisms and resilience, and attachment style. The study highlights the need for further research on this topic and provides a foundation for understanding the complex dynamics involved.