At some point, when parents separating wasn't that common, the concept of a parent leaving to lead a new life, traumatized children. But that’s not the case anymore because legal separation and remarriage are very popular among parenting adults and children accept it nowadays. Moreover, it's a regular household scenario, so children can relate with others of the same age. Also, in polyamorous families, a child not only sees their parents mingle with someone who isn’t their biological parent but also receives emotional and psychological support from everyone. They bond with every parent figure around them equally since childhood, and when they grow up enough to understand things, their parents disclose the arrangements which build a strong foundation. Polyamorous family children grow up as finely as monogamous ones, but sometimes better because of more love and support.