Making life easier for separated parents.
Good co-parenting is often misunderstood. People imagine it means two parents who agree on everything, communicate effortlessly and never experience tension. That image is unrealistic for most families, especially after
Many co-parents wait too long to ask for help. They assume that bringing in a mediator, therapist or legal professional
Co-parenting after separation is often described in practical terms. Schedules. Boundaries. Communication. Legal agreements. Routines. All of these matter. But
One of the most difficult parts of co-parenting is not making decisions. It is remembering, proving and trusting what was
In co-parenting, conflict is often caused by uncertainty. Not major uncertainty. Everyday uncertainty. Who has the child on Thursday? Was
Most co-parenting problems do not begin as major legal disputes or dramatic confrontations. They begin as missed messages, assumptions, unclear
Co-parenting is rarely difficult because parents do not care. More often, it becomes difficult because there is too much room
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