How to Maintain a Great Relationship with Your Co-Parent
A strong co parenting relationship is built on clear communication, written agreements, and the willingness to put your child’s wellbeing above personal disagreements. Whether you…
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Shared Custody – What Age to Start?
There is a lot of information available with advice and guidelines regarding the right time to begin sharing custody of your child. Here is a…
7 Proven Co Parenting Dating Tips for Your First Meeting
Co parenting dating is the process of meeting and evaluating a potential partner to raise a child together, without being in a romantic relationship. The…
How to Find Your Perfect Co Parenting Match: Complete Checklist
Finding the right co parenting match is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Unlike choosing a romantic partner, selecting someone to…
How to Raise a Child with 2 Houses
A child who has Co-parents who live apart, or divorced parents will have to get used to living in two separate households. In order for…
How to Write a Co-Parenting Contract That Protects Everyone
A co-parenting contract is a written agreement between two or more people who plan to raise a child together while living apart and without being…
10 Co Parenting Rules Every Divorced Parent Should Follow
Why Co Parenting Rules Matter After Divorce Co parenting rules are the shared guidelines two separated parents agree to follow so their children grow up…
Understanding Your Co-Parenting Legal Rights in the United States
If you are entering a co-parenting arrangement, understanding your co-parenting legal rights is not optional — it is essential. Whether you are a lesbian couple…
Understanding the Sperm Donor Relationship From Anonymity to Co-Parenting
A sperm donor relationship can take many forms — from a purely clinical arrangement with no contact whatsoever to a close co-parenting partnership, and in…
Parenting Stereotypes: Which Type of Parent Are You?
Parenting stereotypes have evolved well beyond the four classic styles — authoritative, permissive, authoritarian, and uninvolved — that psychologists defined a generation ago. Today, experts,…