Please don't do that. You and your kids both need some time away from the routine. Here are some ways to make it happen, even when money is tight. In mediation I usually encourage divorcing couples to review their budgets to cut down on unpleasant financial surprises. I hope you won t say that.
Vacations are important.
Divorce and its aftermath are stressful and exhausting . You need a break, and so do your children . When the kids spend most of their time away from you, you need to take advantage of the times when you can be with them for extended periods of time. Getting away to a fun spot for a few days, though, can be a source of delightful memories that will strengthen your relationship. And if your parenting plan calls for the children to spend most of their time with you, they still need memories of frolic time with you.