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Co-parenting

When two adults come together and decide to work together to take the responsibility of raising a child, it is called co-parenting. These adults share in the responsibilities and try to fulfill the child’s physical and emotional needs. Co-parenting may be difficult in the sense that different individuals have different parenting styles and this may affect the child’s physical and emotional growth. To effectively co-parent, one needs well-defined rules and procedures without confusing the child through radically different instructions and expectations. Children’s needs and growth should be put first before the two adults’ respective needs and egos. This section will attempt to inform the caregivers about the effects of co-parenting on the child and its successful execution.

May 12, 2018April 29, 2020

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What Is Co-parenting?

Co-parenting is a type of parenting were two adults (or more) come together to raise and take responsibility for the same children, but they are not living under the same roof. It enables adults to share responsibility for the children. The adults may be a couple who are separated or

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What Is a Parenting Plan?

A parenting plan is a comprehensive child custody plan that includes details about the parents’ time-sharing and decision-making procedures regarding the child in cases of separation or divorce. It is a legal

What Is Parallel Parenting?

According to Psychology Today, parallel parenting is an “arrangement where divorced parents are

What Is a Parenting Plan?

July 21, 2018May 24, 2021

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What Is Parallel Parenting?

June 21, 2018May 22, 2021

Parenting FAQs

According to Psychology Today, parallel parenting is an “arrangement where divorced parents are able to co-parent by means of disengaging from each other.’’ Basically, it is an agreement between divorced parents in which