Co-Parenting

Let's face it, divorce can really mess up kids. There are millions of opinions, studies and theories available on the impact of divorce on children. These products are presented in both the negative and positive perspectives. It is the parent's responsibility to make the divorce situation as tolerable as possible by their actions not only with the child, but also with the other parent. Like it or not, the other party in your divorce is still the parent of your children and must be shown respect. Of course there are certain situations where this does not apply, but we are talking about the majority of divorces. Divorce from your partner is bad enough, but please make sure to remember the children. Make sure your actions do not negatively affect the children. It should be your goal to help the child thrive in a loving environment while adjusting to this new lifestyle. Co-Parenting - A Guide on How to Raise Your Children After a Divorce gives you practical, real life tips and tricks to help you co-parent. We explain the three different parenting models and show how working towards the co-parenting model is ideal.We go in great depth on setting up and having family meetings that will provide a feeling of comfort for the children. The goal after every divorce that involves children, is the welfare of the children and our guide should put you on the right path.