Nov 5, 2024
Preparing for co-parenting as your baby’s due date approaches is just as important as packing your hospital bag. If you and your co-parent don’t plan to share a romantic relationship, laying the groundwork for co-parenting now can reduce stress later. Co-parenting...
Oct 8, 2024
Fall is packed with family-friendly activities, many of which are free and perfect for making lasting memories. Start by creating a scavenger hunt to collect fall treasures like colorful leaves, acorns, and pinecones, turning leaf-gathering into an interactive...
Oct 8, 2024
As children grow, their curiosity about their parents’ divorce often deepens, leading to questions that can be tough to answer. To guide your response, begin by examining your intentions. If you seek to comfort your child rather than vent your pain, the conversation...
Sep 19, 2024
When a child resists going to their other parent’s home post-divorce, it can be a difficult situation to navigate. Explaining the rules is a good starting point—help your child understand that following the court-ordered custody schedule is a legal...
Aug 22, 2024
A parenting plan is an essential tool for separated or divorced parents who share custody. It helps manage expectations and ensures smooth communication. It’s important to plan for the unplanned, including a process for requesting custody swaps. Limit the number of...
Aug 22, 2024
Sending a care package to a homesick college student is a thoughtful way to offer comfort and remind them that they are loved. Including treats from home, like mom’s homemade cookies or grandma’s banana bread, can provide a delicious break from cafeteria food and...
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