Introducing a New Partner To Your Children After Divorce
See It Through Your Child’s Eyes For most parents, a new relationship feels hopeful. For children, it often feels like another change they didn’t choose. They may worry about losing your attention, feel pressured to “pick sides,” or fear that liking your new partner…
Businesslike Communication for High Conflict Co-Parents
When traditional co-parenting turns every interaction into an argument, many parents feel stuck between constant conflict and total cutoff. Parallel parenting offers a third option, one that protects children while lowering day-to-day tension between adults. What Parallel Parenting Really Means Parallel parenting is not…
How Kids Cope With Conflict Between Divorced Parents
A ten year old does not need to sit in a courtroom to know something is wrong between her parents. She hears it in a voice at pickup, sees it in a look exchanged over a backpack, feels it in the silence after a…
Parallel Parenting When Co-Parenting Isn’t Possible: Protecting Your Kids in High-Conflict Situations
Key Takeaways Parallel parenting is still co-parenting. You can put more distance between the adults, but you can’t step away from your shared responsibility to your child. Parallel parenting cuts unnecessary communication, not necessary communication. Medical, school, and emergency information, major activities, and significant…
Guardianship or Custody? Choosing the Right Legal Path for a Child You’re Raising
Grandma has been raising her grandson for months. She feeds him, gets him to school, sits with him when he’s scared at two in the morning. Then a school secretary looks at his birth certificate, doesn’t see her name, and asks a question that…
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