Co-Parenting Over the Holidays: How to Support Your Kids Through a Stressful Season
Holidays can be a powerful mix of joy, excitement, nostalgia, and pressure, especially for families navigating separation or divorce. While adults often brace for difficult conversations, strained schedules, and extended-family expectations, children feel these tensions too. In this episode of the Children First Family…
Read MoreMain Reasons Parents Lose Custody in Colorado — And How to Protect Parenting Time
Colorado parents often feel overwhelmed when navigating custody disputes, especially when they hear stories about parents “losing custody.” In Colorado, however, parental rights are fundamental. What most people call “losing custody” usually refers to temporary limits on parenting time or decision-making—not a permanent end…
Read MoreThe Three Reasons People Lose Custody of Their Children in Colorado Family Court
Key Takeaways Colorado courts focus on the best interests of the child, not parental rights. A clear, developmentally appropriate, and flexible parenting plan is essential. Co-parenting conflict, communication breakdown, and high-stress transitions often harm custody outcomes. Failure to meet a child’s emotional, developmental, and…
Read MoreDivorce, Housing, and Children’s Stability: What Parents and Professionals Need to Know
When parents begin the divorce process, housing becomes one of the most emotionally loaded and financially consequential decisions they face. Homes carry meaning—routine, safety, identity—and for children, the place where they live anchors their sense of stability. Yet too often, families wait until late…
Read MoreTech Tools for Coparents: How Our Family Wizard Supports Healthier Communication
Managing life between two homes can overwhelm even the most well-intentioned parents. Communication gaps, missed messages, unclear schedules, and disputes over expenses can turn everyday tasks into recurring conflicts. Because these challenges directly affect a child’s well-being, consistent structure and transparency become essential. This…
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