The Yin and Yang of Co-Parenting
It may feel like someone has an easier or more productive co-parenting life than you, but I encourage you to look at both sides of co-parenting life.
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It may feel like someone has an easier or more productive co-parenting life than you, but I encourage you to look at both sides of co-parenting life.
As if co-parenting weren’t hard enough, now we’re faced with a pandemic – something not even the most detailed parenting plans have planned for. Use these tips to make co-parenting in a pandemic easier for you.
Meet Evelyn Mendal, LMHC. She’s been my go-to for all things parenting, co-parenting, and managing my daughter’s behavior through it all. Evelyn has extensive experience in working with children from birth through age 5, and here she’s helping us quiet the mom guilt a bit.
Look, it’s unavoidable – you’re going to miss your kids. It’s a kind of pain that feels really unnatural in the beginning, so I put together these journal prompts for you to be able to sort through your feelings and look ahead, not back. Try them when you miss them and even when you feel you’re coping pretty well, and then compare your entries!
You know Rosalie – she’s the brains behind @thecoparentingcollective and she offers endless insight into the world of co-parenting every single day. Rosalie put together this incredible list of tips to help you start coping more positively with co-parenting.