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 | One of the biggest gifts you can give your kids is your effort to get along with your ex. After all, your decision not to raise your children together as a couple changed the structure of your family, but you're still "family." You'll always be family. And demonstrating that message to your kids by the way you treat one another provides stability and reassurance. | |
How to Conduct a Co-Parenting Meeting
Create a plan for communicating on a regular basis, either in person, over the phone, or through email.
| Parenting Plan Worksheets
Make sure that you go over your parenting plan at least once a year and make adjustments as needed.
| Consistent Co-Parenting Tips
You don't have to agree on every little aspect of how you're raising your kids, but you do have to maintain some consistency on the big stuff.
| 5 Ways to Stop Arguing With Your Ex
Learn how to use your own power to diffuse disagreements and get along.
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