Co parenting

When it comes to divorce and co-parenting, sometimes you get lucky and everyone can get along for the sake of the kids but then there is the unlucky (and this is, unfortunately, more popular) situation where a parent or both parents just cannot get along even if it is in the children's best interest. It is so much better for you and your spouse to create and use these 10 rules that help keep your relationship going forward while dealing with the down-side of the ex.

However, creating a detailed and comprehensive parenting plan can alleviate some of these struggles and create a clear roadmap

The word is getting thrown around on the internet a lot these days, and I worry that people are using it, without a good understanding of what it actually means.

Although there was no physical violence in our relationship, my ex-husband and I were unable to communicate in a respectful manner and were in constant competition for who was the better parent. This led me to choose parallel parenting over co-parenting. And here are five reasons why,

The idea of co-parenting never even crossed your mind, but here you are. Check the tips to co-parent with your ex when there is no strong agreement.

What does co-parenting mean to you? What kind of relationship do you want to have with your children's other parent? What is your role in the co-parenting relationship, and how can you best fulfill that role while still staying true to your values? Figuring out the answers to these questions can help you create a beneficial co-parenting relationship for your children. #coparenting #divorce #coparents #divorcecoach #sharedparenting

What's the difference between co-parenting and parallel parenting? If you're trying to co-parent with a narcissist, you need to know!

When you're co parenting with a narcissist, they'll do everything in their power to cause problems in your life and ruin your relationship with your child.