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How to co-parent an infant

Divorce impacts the entire family and can be difficult for all members to adjust to, including the family's youngest members. If you have an infant under eighteen months old, your co-parenting strategies may look different than someone who has an eight-year-old....

What is nesting?

If you are getting divorced with children involved, it is likely that you have concerns about their stability and mental health. You also may need space from your ex but have no solid plans about your future, yet. “Nesting” is one way to provide your children with...

What is parallel parenting?

High-conflict divorce is stressful enough on its own, but it becomes a very fraught situation with children involved. Whether your ex is a narcissist, has a personality disorder or if the relationship with your ex has simply soured to the point where it is difficult...

Is parental alienation occurring in your divorce?

Not every divorce is amicable, even if it appears to be on the surface. There are times when one spouse tries to "win" the child's favor, and that is when parental alienation can occur. Turning a child against the other parent is one way that a hostile spouse might...

How should you talk to your kids about divorce?

One of the hardest aspects of getting divorced is talking to your kids about the matter. Even when it is in their best interest, children are bound to feel sad and confused about the prospect of their parents splitting up. That is why you must approach the topic as...

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