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New Year, New Evidence: What to Document in Co-Parenting Starting in January
January often comes with a desire to reset. For co-parents, that can include wanting clearer communication, fewer misunderstandings, and better follow-through on schedules. Many parents also start thinking about documentation, especially if the last year included...
Back to School, Back to Boundaries: Updating Parenting Routines After the Winter Break
Winter break can be a welcome pause, but it often shifts routines in ways that show up fast once school starts again. Bedtimes drift later, mornings feel more rushed, and expectations around homework and screen time can become less clear. For separated or divorced...
New Year, New Beginnings: Setting Family Resolutions for 2025
A new year is a natural moment to reflect, reset, and create healthier routines that support your family’s well-being. For parents who are separated or divorced, setting shared resolutions can strengthen co-parenting, reduce conflict, and help children feel more...
Peaceful Holidays After Divorce: Strategies for a Joyful Season
Holidays after a separation or divorce can feel overwhelming. Traditions may look different, schedules may shift, and emotions can run high. With thoughtful planning and a child-centered approach, families can create peaceful and meaningful holidays that feel joyful...
How to Talk to Your Kids About Holiday Plans Without Conflict
The holiday season can be an exciting yet stressful time for children of separated or divorced parents. Different schedules, family traditions, and expectations can create tension, making it essential for co-parents to communicate carefully with their children. How...
Gift-Giving & Budgeting for Co-Parents: Keeping It Fair & Fun
The holiday season often brings joy but also financial stress, especially for co-parents navigating gift-giving and budgeting for their children. Balancing fairness, fun, and financial responsibility can be challenging, but thoughtful planning and communication can...
The Benefits of Mediation: Finding Peaceful Solutions Before the Holiday Rush
Rush The holiday season can be a particularly stressful time for separated or divorced families. Coordinating schedules, gifts, family events, and travel can create tension between co-parents. Mediation provides a structured and supportive way to resolve conflicts...
Gratitude and Divorce: How Shifting Your Mindset Can Lead to Better Outcomes
Divorce is often associated with stress, conflict, and emotional upheaval. While these challenges are real, focusing on gratitude can shift perspective and create a more positive path forward. Practicing gratitude does not ignore the difficulties of divorce but...
Parent-Teacher Conferences: How to Co-Parent in the Classroom
Parent-teacher conferences are an important opportunity to understand your child’s academic progress and social development. For separated or divorced parents, these meetings can also be a test of cooperation. Bringing a united and respectful approach to the classroom...
How to Talk to Your Ex About Financial Planning for Your Child’s Future
Financial planning for a child’s future can feel overwhelming after separation, especially when parents are no longer on the same page. From everyday expenses to long-term goals like post-secondary education, open and respectful conversations are essential. By...