Category: Co-Parenting

Visitation schedules should adapt with the age of the child. A maturing child is best served by gradually longer stays with each parent.

To be a good co-parent when you feel hurt, my advice is to fake it until you make it. You don’t need to be friendly or show how you feel.

Not following parenting orders is a source of frustration and conflict for separated and divorced parents. Sticking with the orders generally makes life easier for everyone, including the kids. But violations happen. Sometimes there are good reasons. And sometimes they happen by accident. Let’s have a look at some of the problems that happen with child visitation and what you […]