What is Co-Parenting?
Co-parenting is a form of parenting where two parents, who are no longer in a relationship, work together to raise their children. It is an arrangement between the two parents that allows them to share the responsibility of raising their children and make decisions on their behalf.
This arrangement involves both parents being involved in their children’s lives and working together to provide them with emotional and financial support. Co-parenting can be beneficial for both the children and the parents, as it gives them a chance to maintain a positive relationship despite not being in a romantic relationship.
Co-Parenting Doesn’t Always Work
Divorce can be a difficult and overwhelming process, but it can be especially challenging when you have children. Co-parenting with your ex-partner can be a daunting task, and it’s not always possible to make it work. Perhaps you tried co-parenting and it worked for a period, but circumstances changed; new spouses are added, and often extended families are involved, which can make these situations hard to navigate. Most often, communication breaks down.
How Can Maes Consulting Help?
At Maes Consulting, we understand that this is a difficult time for you and your family, and we are here to help you get through it. Our passion is for families, especially the welfare of thechildren. When families separate, it is vital that everyone involved puts the children’s best interests above all emotions and negative feelings. We know that is easier said then done.
Our trained communication coaches can support high conflict parents by teaching them conflict resolution skills. Conflict does not go away once the divorce is concluded. With our expertise and guidance, we can help you find the best way forward so that your children have access to both of their parents during this challenging time.
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