But if you're
raising children as co-parents, there are a lot of things that need to be decided together.
We'd also like an equal partner, one who will supply «the basics of a relationship,» which also happens to include the day - to - day realities of being a couple, living together and perhaps
raising children as co-parents.
Not exact matches
This is extremely important to consider
as a prospective parent,
as to whether you feel that you (and your
co-parent, if you have one) will be mentally, emotionally, and financially prepared to
raise such a
child in a loving and supportive way.
Parallel
co-parenting developed
as a way for parents — particularly those in high - conflict divorces — to focus their energy on
raising their
child by disengaging from problematic communication with their ex-spouse.
Parallel parenting is a way for parents who can't cooperatively
co-parent to
raise their
children with
as little interaction
as possible between one another.
Divorcing parents should realize that they will
raise the
children together for years to come, and an effective
co-parenting relationship from the moment the decision is made to divorce is one of the greatest gifts they can make their
children, who «love both parents and see themselves
as part mom and part dad.»
Whether you've been married, lived together or simply have a
child you want to
raise as co-parents, learning to work together in the best interest of your
child is the purview of the
co-parent coach.
A
child development specialist and longtime parent educator, Karen specializes in social and emotional development, temperament, discipline and limit - setting, school issues, peer relationships, parenting
as a couple,
co-parenting through divorce,
raising only
children, and parenting boys.
Most family law professionals favor joint custody because it is most often seen
as the best interest of the
child that both
co-parents play an active role in
raising the
child.
View your relationship with your
co-parent as a partnership rather than imagining them
as the opposition, and your communication can be focused on the logistics of
raising children rather than being waylaid by intra-parental conflict.
You will be helped to develop a well - conceived
co-parenting plan that will implement mutually agreed upon guidelines
as to how you will share in the daily responsibilities of
raising your
children going forward.
Co-parenting services emphasizes the fact that divorced spouses will be in each other's life
as they
raise their
children, and it is in
children's best interest for their parents to be cooperative and
co-parent together.
[FN191] For example, effort is made to encourage
co-parenting even when parents are demonstrably antagonistic; [FN192] women are resented and mistrusted, even
as they are expected to epitomize the good parent; [FN193] black women are particularly vilified; [FN194] men are viewed
as discriminated against in the * 818 custody process or
as needed to offset the negative impact of being
raised by a single mother, thus resulting in an effort to encourage the father's participation in
child rearing.
As co-parents, your business is
raising your
children well.
Parallel
co-parenting developed
as a way for parents — particularly those in high - conflict divorces — to focus their energy on
raising their
child by disengaging from problematic communication with their ex-spouse.
Talk about how you want to
raise your
child before you embark on your journey
as co-parents.