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Co-Parenting

Recent Posts in Co-Parenting Category

  • Creating a Stable Environment for Children After Divorce

    The inevitable result of a divorce is, of course, that you and your spouse will no longer live together. If you have children, this means they will travel back and forth between both households to maintain a relationship with you and your former spouse. To help them adjust to this new normal, it is essential to maintain some consistency and stability across both households to lessen their stress ...
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  • Helping Your Children Cope with Divorce

    Divorce will be challenging for children to cope with no matter what you do. Coming to terms with the fact that their parents will no longer be together can be an earth-shattering experience that will require some time to heal and cope. As parents, you and your former spouse can help make this journey easier for them, so they can healthily adjust to the changes brought on by your divorce. Tips to ...
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  • Child Custody Challenges During COVID-19

    The COVID-19 pandemic is unlike anything any of us have ever faced. Many people across the country are now unemployed and children must engage in remote learning or a hybrid that also involves some in-classroom learning. If you are a divorced parent, the challenges you are facing are likely even more amplified or altogether new. To reduce your children’s anxieties, you should do your best to work ...
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  • Tips for Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce

    Some couples divorce and have non-stop issues with co-parenting. No matter what, it seems Mom and Dad can’t seem to work together. In these situations, the parents may have strikingly different rules at their respective homes. They may avoid running into each other at the children’s various activities and keep family celebrations separate. They may badmouth each other’s new partners, and have ...
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