It is no secret that being a stepparent is much different than being a parent.  It is also true that being a remarried parent is different from being a parent in your first marriage.  Starting a stepfamily is filled with the joys of a new beginning and the fear of the unknown, being unsure of how everyone will get along in this new environment.  There is no doubt that you want your stepfamily to be a happy and healthy one for everyone. However, you may be feeling that the natural forces of human relationships have aligned against you.

You already know you love the person you are about to marry, but it is not always the case for children.  Often times remarrying means that your child may still be struggling with the affects of divorce, and may not be so accepting to the new person in their life.


Discover the secrets of a successful stepfamily.  Avoid pitfalls in stepfamilies before they happen.  This course will give you all the information you need to know!


The good news is that stepfamilies can rise to the level of a well-functioning family, if they are prepared with the information to work through the inevitable pitfalls that occur in most stepfamilies.  This Better Family University Course will offer you the opportunity to start your stepfamily relationship off on the right foot by being aware of the roadblocks and challenges that may lie ahead.

About This Course


When starting your new life as a stepfamily, it is important for every member to understand how stepfamilies work.  Everyone must know their role in the new stepfamily to ease any conflicts that may arise.  It is no doubt that there will be many individual differences that can either bring a stepfamily together or work to tear it apart.  Do you know how to spot these differences?  Learn the secrets in this course.


Are you still adjusting to a new life with your stepfamily?  This course will help you understand how a stepfamily works through the good and the bad.

Boundaries and personal space are essential, especially for the children in a new stepfamily.  If your child is not accepting of your new marriage or the person that you married, there are ways to confront these issues in a loving and nurturing way.


Important questions that will be answered in this course include:

  • What role do I have as a stepparent with the children?
  • What should I call my new family members?
  • Will my new spouse and I share responsibility as the head of the house?
  • How can I bond with my new stepchildren?

66% of U.S. couples living together or remarried break up when children are involved.  Prevent this from happening to your stepfamily!  This course will give you information and tips to build a secure stepfamily relationship!

You Will Discover...


  • Activities that will help your new stepfamily bond together
  • How to take your child's feelings into account when placed in a stepfamily
  • Ways to deal with conflict in a stepfamily before they get out of hand
  • How to set and enforce rule in your new stepfamily
  • Ways to help your child feel safe and secure in this new family setting
  • Tips to gain the respect as stepparent in your new family

You Will Be Able To...


  • Help your child understand the dynamics of the new stepfamily
  • Resolve conflicts between stepsiblings to foster a peaceful home life
  • Bond with your stepchildren and understand their feelings and emotions
  • Establish rules that everyone understands and can achieve

Who Should Enroll?


Any parent or couple who is recently remarried with children involved, or a parent or couple that is planning to remarry in the near future. Enroll in this Better Family University Course Now!


The information provided on the BetterFamilyUniversity.com web site is for informational purposes only. Nothing contained on the BetterFamilyUniversity.com web site or through the parenting seminars is intended to be used for medical diagnosis or treatment or as a substitute for consultation with a qualified health care professional. To find a qualified therapist in your area, please visit The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.