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Stepmonster in the New York Times

The very public return of Sean Goldman to his father David Goldman (Sean is pictured with his Brazilian stepfather, Joao Paulo Lins e Silva

New York Times reporter and blogger Lisa Belkin based her Motherlode column today on a piece I recently wrote for Psychology Today about Sean Goldman (the 9-year-old boy who was recently reunited with his father after his mother moved with him to Brazil in 2004). Please have a read and leave a comment on the NYTimes or Psychology Today website. Thanks!

Tags: Bruna Bianchi, custody dispute, David Goldman, Joao Paulo Lins e Silva, Lisa Belkin, New York Times, parent, Sean Goldman, stepparent

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